Mislead in a sentence

AAP MLA should not mislead people, its Oppn victory when govt accepts.

As a result did he ‘deliberately and recklessly” mislead the House; or was it perhaps inadvertent, and therefore blameless?

Ashfield Independentshave long claimed the costs of the new offices were ‘spiralling out of control’ – but have been branded political opportunists who are “trying to mislead people over the figures”.

At-home fertility tests may mislead women - giving them unnecessary anxiety or a 'false sense of security'.

FFO multiples often mislead, and do so here.

Figures from both ends of the political spectrum were keen to share their thoughts on the probe that concluded that the former PM DID mislead Parliament.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday hit out at some farmer unions that allegedly “play politics” and urged the farming community not to fall prey to those who try to mislead them.

He also clarified the government's efforts in addressing the Manipur violence and alleged the no-confidence motion was brought to "mislead people".

He also says he told the First Minister on Tuesday – why did the First Minister then mislead the public on Wednesday?

He said: ‘I believe that the evidence conclusively shows that I did not knowingly or recklessly mislead Parliament.

If Mr Johnson fails to convince the committee he did not deliberately mislead the Commons, he could be found to have committed contempt of Parliament.

Is it common for influencers to knowingly mislead their audienceies fraud (in which social media influencers in the US were charged with feeding followers misinformation in a $100m stock scheme)?

Law enforcement officials who battled rioters are aghast, calling the song a cynical effort to mislead Americans about the truth of what transpired during the Jan.

Looking at the “honest” endeavor by PM Sunak to protect the people and their near-empty purses, the party’s machinery is now hard at work seemingly trying to mislead the public.

Once again, I am not saying management should mislead investors.

The High Court thereafter directed, “the interim order shall not be shown on the display board or menu card in a manner to mislead the consumer that the service charge has been approved by this court”.

The interesting thing about the ending is you think this experience with the stalker and Brad Pitt has made you maybe totally rethink everything, and, “I now know what's important in life and I'm gonna go for love and Robyn,” and it's a huge mislead.

The media lawyer, who has been outspoken about what he calls newspapers' 'almost limitless ability to mislead us', said he did not intend to misinform.

The M.T.A., he said, kept three sets of books, in order to mislead the public and the federal government.

The music – which, like other youth entertainment forms, is often very violent – can mislead jurors and invoke racist stereotypes.