highly misleading

Examples (10)

• The advertisement was highly misleading about the product's capabilities.
• Presenting only selective data can be highly misleading to the public.
• Such exaggerated claims often turn out to be highly misleading.
• The initial reports were found to be highly misleading and inaccurate.
• His testimony before the committee was deemed highly misleading.
• Without the full context, the statistics can be highly misleading.
• Creating a biased narrative is highly misleading to voters.
• The survey results, if misinterpreted, could be highly misleading.
• She accused the company of publishing highly misleading financial statements.
• Relying on anecdotes alone can be highly misleading for scientific research.