mislead

I argued that I did not like to deliberately mystify people or mislead them. His reply was that I misled everybody anyway.

Then you spend years trying to corrupt and mislead this child, fill his head with nonsense, and still it turns out perfectly fine.

Such a proceeding, however, would be very likely to mislead us.

Or a millionaire, whose does not care about his own appearance, wears so common that even mislead you that his is just a worker.

"There was no intention by Mr Ahern to mislead or to give incomplete information in this regard, " Mr Peelo said.

As much as you attempt to let your common sense reign supreme, your optimism can sorely tempt you to mislead others.

Respond to a direct question with an equally direct answer. Do not mislead the interviewer with your answer.

You have been deliberately mislead and kept in the dark over many events, that as Sovereign Beings you have every right to know about.

The Home Affairs Bureau's consultation paper may mislead the public as it is silent about this restriction.

"They also had the potential to mislead parents about the potential consequences of consuming Coca-Cola, " he said.

The hedge funds they supervised lost their value in 2007. But jurors said there was no clear evidence that they meant to mislead investors.

The implication was that government agents had created those accounts to mislead the public.

The four banks were accused in the trial of trying to mislead investors about Parmalat's situation.

Do not deliberately mislead people such that they get a false impression, even if in doing so one may not "technically" be lying.

"I did not mislead" investors, insisted a trading executive at the heart of the government's case.

Lund's lawyer, Thomas Levy, said in a statement that Lund "did not mislead anyone. "

A more determined effort will have to be made to curb the tendency of banks to be reckless with their capital and to mislead consumers .

"It's a problem we're trying fix. It is trying to mislead voters and somewhat trick voters, " says Yee.

At my stand of point , I always should say that the university education mode mislead us for a long time here. Why I think so ?

If anyone says otherwise, they are either trying to mislead you or don't have their facts straight.

For this reason this chapter is very easy to mislead reader to a lot of mistakes.

Her quiet lucidity startled him , but did not mislead him into thinking her insensible .

Please do not mislead me if you are not sure about this, thank you.

His ability to mislead everyone around him "illustrates the limits of law, not the need for more of it" .

His random , elliptical , occasionally emotional manner of conversation was bound to shock, and mislead, the historians .

The logos are clearly associated with the certified holder's name or mark and do not mislead or imply service or product approval.

In Aug 2010, a Chinese hacker disclosed a trick with a Unicode control character used to mislead people into running an executable file.

Last week, steamed buns in Shanghai were reported to have been dyed, expired or laced with coloring additives to mislead consumers.

Magazines regularly mislead their readers by publishing distorted images that have been secretly airbrushed and altered.

Credit card companies will no longer be able to mislead you with pages and pages of fine print.

We must watch out some ill-intentioned Internet planners who are trying to mislead public opinion.

If they are covertly trying to mislead me, how might I be harmed in believing them?

Sometimes the pursuit of ratings and sensational effect, it will mislead the audience, also created a strong pressure on the judges.

To try to mislead (opponents) In a card game by heavy bettIng on a poor hand or by little or no bettIng on a good one.

He sued Ally last week, claiming the company's employees signed and filed false documents to mislead courts.

It is possible to mislead people from the medium reports of certain social events .

"It was a willful effort by some company executives to mislead investors and potential buyers, " Ms. Whitman said.

I'll make notes of all the places where my suggestions above are violated, because those are the things that are likely to mislead me.

False advertising content is bound to mislead, deceive consumers, the corresponding harm on our society.

That, the jurors decided, was no conspiracy to mislead.

They suggested which the consumer do not mislead by the exaggerated advertisement.

The bottom line is simple: These stories are misleading. Don't mislead your readers.

Do not be mislead, however, as this will not come about quickly.

These show that the motive for producing such evidence may come from belief, rather than from any wish to mislead or play pranks.

Second, you will mislead yourself into believing that your trading problems and lack of success can be rectified through market analysis.

Mislead or to obtain undue benefits from this error.

Errors in the WSDL document mislead the consumers of a Web service as to what the expected behavior is.

Therefore, they have to use a lot of conjectural words, such as "if" and "perhaps" , to mislead public opinion.

Other companies mislead consumers by highlighting one positive product feature while not mentioning their other negative qualities .

Now do not let Hezekiah deceive you and mislead you like this.

The agency concluded that the firms "mislead consumers by making predictions that are medically unproven. "

These epochs are peculiar and mislead the politicians who desire to convert them to profit.

It was important that Member States not be mislead to believe that all of civil society shared a single perspective on IP protection.

Some of them steer recruits towards high-interest loans and mislead them about credit transfers and job placement programs.

It is an offence for private schools to make false claims or intentionally mislead students in their advertisements.

Or vested interests to use this amphibious sexual confusion right and wrong, false information to mislead consumers and reduce government.

Recently, federal health officials have warned food makers that the logos may mislead consumers on the food's actual health benefits.

Intentionally or not, it seems customers are being mislead.

It might also not be inaccurate, but I'm disinclined to mislead anyone.

Hitherto, your minds have been infiltrated by false beliefs and information intended to mislead you.

But where they mislead is in suggesting that the head and heart work against each other.

If you're considering several people for the job, be careful not to mislead any of the prospects.

The inconsistent statistics may also mislead the optimizer into choosing a bad access path.

i'm not advocating anything here, but i just don't want to mislead people into thinking something i'm not. spend within your means ya?

On the prescription treatment to mislead and lure the purchase of medicines, can only be Shajiquluan, Yinzhenzhike.

You've consistently mislead people on this forum in the past, and your credibility is on a par with the news anchors in Pyongyang.

Business and government both work to confuse and mislead the citizen, understating the true price (or taxes) to win customers (or votes).

To attempt to mislead OR deceive by talking nonsense.

Whichever aspect is wrong may cause the deviation in investigation and consequence and mislead the investigation work.

Component failed false description component exists, easily mislead the consumers.

'Overly aggressive accounting can distort a company's true financial condition and mislead investors. '

Governments should penalise businesses that mislead the public.

The fast-food companies and the poultry industry mislead consumers into thinking that grilled chicken is healthier than beef, they said.

(of statements or questions) charged with associative significance and often meant to mislead or influence.

Long-term use is not conducive to military education and training, and may even mislead officers and men.

Bottled water companies mislead communities into giving away their public water in exchange for dangerous jobs.

I deem that you 're mislead by the propaganda and maybe you're brainwashed .

Giving even-handed coverage to differing scientific opinions can actually mislead the audience.

Article 4 Content of advertisements on radio and TV should be true and legal, and should not cheat and mislead consumers in any way.

"We would never intentionally mislead anyone, certainly not our clients or a counterparty, " Greg Palm, Goldman's general counsel, said.

Residential property wall hanging search advertising hit " edge ball" to mislead buyers?

Be honest with your work. Never lie or mislead the consumer. If you.

Pirate edition of irresponsible at make reading stumbling for reader of also will mislead reader of thinking.

A description about a product should not mislead the customers.

did the labels on these people mislead you into making the usual choices? then you read too much into them.

It is irresponsible to mislead the public by putting the blame on other countries and seeking scapegoats.

ight also not be inaccurate, but I'm disinclined to mislead anyone.

And actually you're separating the two sentences because I mislead you in the beginning.

some sale and rent-back firms had mislead customers about the value of their properties or their subsequent security as tenants.

I will not get anything but trouble from posting this, and I have no need to mislead anyone.

Sexually suggestive ads and bad ads mislead consumers seriously and harm public health.

In this process, the interpreter plays an essential role and any mistake will mislead foreign media.

tends to lie or mislead. 020.

This box is editable, so you can specify an arbitrary non-existent user to mislead possible attackers.

Once making a deal with a parent, it is your fault because you along with company mislead parent and his children.

The fool can often be stubborn, but this must not mislead us into thinking he is independent.

I was careful not to abbreviate the names of items in the lists lest that would mislead me as to the contents.

Exaggerate the facts, lie, or mislead. Reporters can often spot attempts to misdirect them, and they will brand you as an unreliable source.

And therefore rest not upon scattered counsels; they will rather distract and mislead, than settle and direct.

People often mislead others to gain advantage or protect themselves or others.

It must neither mislead nor deceive customers or violate public order or morality.

I'd rather hurt you honestly then mislead you with a lie.

It isn't that President Obama wants to mislead the public on the economy.

Some traffic signs are so confusing that they mislead the traveler.

The training focused on evasion methods, interrogation resistance techniques, and how to mislead inspectors.

But in next door Gambia, the weird ideas of the country's president, Yahya Jammeh, badly mislead the population.

We should proceed in the compilation of ancient books and files carefully and scientifically so as not to mislead later generations.

It will mislead the consumers if the mark of the materials is incorrect.

now! I'm not advocating anything here, but I just don't want to mislead people.

We would never intentionally mislead anyone, certainly not our clients or a counterparty.

We should not mislead ourselves into thinking that the ones we love must be like us.

What you said may mislead your students.

But many do mislead (men) by their appetites unchecked by knowledge.

We have a right to expect it to regulate properly and not mislead policyholders.

A contrived incident intended to mislead the newspaper.

Usually heuristics are helpful, but in some situations, our cognitive instincts mislead us.

They will find it difficult to accept that they could have erred in their understanding, or have even been deliberately mislead.

There are all kinds of reasons why I might fudge the data myself or mislead people about this.

In addition, a custom message can be displayed to mislead the adversary.

Enjoy self and turn back by boat, Mislead into the lotus depths.

A brief feint or aborted change of direction intended to mislead one's opponent or the opposing team.

Jack, mislead by bad companion, get into the drug habit.

'We've asked Amazon not to copy the App Store name because it will confuse and mislead customers, ' said a spokeswoman for Apple.

Advertisers sometimes use strategies that can mislead children.

Journalists can mislead the public about the answers of evidence-based medicine, which is bad.

It is you the people who will benefit most from learning the truth of your past, and the way in which you have been deliberately mislead.

I can't mislead our citizens and say we've got everything under control.

No raisers or relevant parties concerned may mislead any investor in any way to purchase any subordinated debts.

let his friendly manner mislead you into trusting him.

Delude is to mislead to the point where a person is unable to tell truth from falsehood or to form sound judgments: Delude

Be honest with your work. Never lie or mislead the consumer. If you do you will feel miserable about your profession.

They are unfair to the famous and will mislead the public.

At any given period of time, stardust will either lead or mislead mankind.

Don't let his friendly words mislead you into trusting him.

But they also mislead us on the methods and techniques.

They are unfair to the famous and mislead the public.

As all bankers know, league tables can mislead.

And they're funding studies designed to mislead the American people.

The Government in the Game of Agricultural Industrialization: Lead or Mislead?

Mislead a reader about the certified status or scope.

This is not the first time we've seen a hacker using Unicode characters to mislead people.

Talk intended to mislead or confuse.

Our staffs shall not engage in unethical sales tactics to mislead the students.

There are still some bad network information, will mislead us.

Abstinence protects you from feelings that can mislead you.

you said may mislead your students.

This "help" can also aid an attacker to create data to mislead the program.

Maybe they're a little more careful with their data and they work a little harder to not mislead people.

Don't be mislead by their appearance.

Hey, there's a fake apology. You did mislead me.

Advertising can mislead consumers, and make them buy products on a whim, causing unnecessary waste.

People is very easily mislead and very fickle in their view.

be deliberately ambiguous or unclear in order to mislead or withhold information.

To mislead by deceptive talk.

seek to do sth. They are seeking to mislead us.

And they have managed to mislead the world into persistently humiliating Mt. Qomolangma with their language hegemonism.

You mislead me as to your intention.

My second reason is that advertisements often mislead young people.

The tight scoreline shouldn't mislead.

mislead sb. into doing sth.

Maps are bad because they always mislead people of the wrong feeling of distance.

But in truth, all these metaphors mislead.

Nowadays, books and media mislead the teenagers and make them imitate the criminals.

Well, there is a third, and in order not to mislead you, I will tell you straight away what it is intended for.

"It can mislead. The fact that pre-nups are not automatically upheld doesn't mean they are in any sense irrelevant, " he says.

B: I'm sorry, Bruce. I didn't mean to mislead you.

In this way, in spite of some so-called uncertainty does exist in fuzzy language, it's not necessarily mislead.

It can be done with contact lenses designed to mislead eye scanners and some stick-on false fingerprints.

Hey, you must n't mislead our audience.

B: If so, I am afraid that you have been mislead.

In the new headline, the first word is, "Affordable. " No visitor who is freebie hunting is mislead for an instant.

It's very important to know the facts, figures and sources, but even when they have them, some papers will go out of their way to mislead.

For example, books are different, pirated versions contain too many misspellings and even somefalse information that can mislead people.

If somebody is prior to truth and right and wrong stiffly and persistently, the society will mislead to a wrong direction and be suffered.

Researchers deny any attempt to mislead the public over JAMA article on arthritis drug

Conducting any advertising or any other publicity for recommendation, which is false or may mislead investors;

Mainland woman jailed over bogus marriage and attempt to mislead Immigration staff

Troops deployed to mislead the enemy

Making false propaganda or illegal promises on service contents or fund proceeds, or adopting other means to deceive or mislead clients;

I'd rather hurt you honestly, than mislead you with a lie;

Often, being very clever and capable, such people mislead others by their devotion to the activity which is their escape;

These actions would mislead online game players and make unhealthy influence in the society.

Is obviously likely to mislead the public

trademarks unlikely to mislead the public

Development of biomass energy is a mislead, development of solar energy is right direction

and though I can't pretend, It's fine to be mislead

Cannot mislead or withhold information about IP rights

Mislead means to lead in the wrong direction or into error of thought or action:

lead mislead feed flee meet led misled fed fled met led misled fed fled met

my error will be palliated by the motives which mislead me,

I am a bit worried that all those exaggerated plots might mislead you. Mislead,

The little voice in my head is never mislead

Than mislead you with a lie

Dm G Than mislead you with a lie

To place so as to be discovered and to mislead:

Let Boer goat's industry go out of mislead rapidly

mislead sb. into believing that

I'm not here to tease you mislead you with so your dreams

bluff : to mislead or deceive