misrepresent造句

To state untruthfully;misrepresent.

Autumn Lake crabs, yellow fat, you misrepresent a package.

Never misrepresent a subordinate's performance during performance appraisals.

you misrepresent what's in the plan, we will call you out.

If you misrepresent what's in the plan, we will call you out.

Astrologers do not misrepresent their sources of information, and make every effort to verify their accuracy.

It's a shame the way the media can twist your words and misrepresent you.

Global warming chief proponent, Dr. Schneider, admitted "he is willing to misrepresent the facts if it will stir up the."

The photograph must be free from distortion and not misrepresent the scene or object it purports to represent.

Some daters bend the truth to fit into a wider range of search parameters; others unintentionally misrepresent their personalities because self-knowledge is imperfect.

Global warming chief proponent, Dr. Schneider, admitted "he is willing to misrepresent the facts if it will stir up the public over the" correct "causes." read more.

If you misrepresent what's in the plan, we'll call you out. And I will not accept the status quo as a solution.

The rule states that "food or color additives, colored overwraps, or lights may not be used to misrepresent the true appearance, color, or quality of a food."

But so far Konami have been true to their word in their dealings with us, and we respect that, and won't do anything to misrepresent any information they afford us.

American friends were obviously quite disturbed by the attitude of those here (in the U. s) who sought to misrepresent the arguments of the Chinese and reject them out of hand.

The algorithm can meet the requirements of the grid environment, in which resources can misrepresent their situation, and solve the problem of resource mapping for a set of independent tasks.