misrepresent

Or just maybe that period you're talking about was misrepresented.

And the data or its source should not be misrepresented.

The work was lost to the Western world and often misrepresented for a long time.

"This is a great group doing a fine job, but the story has sort of been misrepresented to the general public."

Finally, and most important, he misrepresented the way interest rate cuts work.

The company has been accused of misrepresenting its relationship with the university.

The idea, he said, has been "misrepresented by interest groups."

Focus on the Family has been accused of misrepresenting research.

The newspapers said 24, but he had been misrepresenting his age for a long time.

He has since said his remarks were misrepresented by the media.

Brown was, in fact, not even a lawyer, and had been misrepresenting himself.

I feel strongly that my town and more important a very special group of involved parents have been misrepresented.

"A lot of people are misrepresented all over the world.

Almost every piece I have seen with a certificate has been misrepresented.

He later played this down, saying his comments had been misrepresented.

"And she's always going to stand up for herself when she feels like someone misrepresenting the truth."

It also found the company had misrepresented the safety of the device.

I said to him, "You misrepresented yourself over the telephone."

Societies have always misrepresented the past in an attempt to understand the present.

Our ability to try to control leaks has been misrepresented in the press throughout the Administration.

You may have made a genuine mistake or misrepresented a situation.

"Or that you misrepresented the taxes, even by a few dollars."

My positions have been lied about and misrepresented in so many ways.

However, there are cases where they have been misled and misrepresented.

The witnesses were misrepresented or had something to gain from the media attention.