Misled in a sentence

According to Thompson, plaintiffs allege that the defendant misled them about the maintenance their electric vehicles require and how long it will take,” Thompson wrote.

Additionally, the working class will not agree to the unethical policies of the US empire unless they are properly propagandized and misled.

After another student shared a photo the following day showing a dining hall label for the salad offering that included the word “Israeli,” Tartak included her own photos and said, “Here’s the before/after, so that no one is misled.

And because of the way in which Kevin McCarthy and the Republicans have knowingly misled with their little folksy description of the child’s credit card that is maxed out.

And the new co-owner was recently revealed to be Linda's mother, Elaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe), after Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) and Nish (Navin Chowdhry) and Suki (Balvinder Sopal) were misled.

An investigation is ongoing into bullying claims against Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab, and a committee probe into whether former prime minister Boris Johnson misled Parliament over ‘partygate’ is also expected to start soon.

An NPR report documented how the Rolling Stone misled readers on a story about an FBI raid on a prominent journalist's house by hiding accusations of child sex abuse against the reporter.

A panel of MPs investigating whether actively misled parliament over Partygate aren’t the only ones unconvinced by the former PM’s defence of his actions.

At the heart of the fraud was a web of interconnected companies that misled innocent small businesses across the UK, the organisation say.

But campaign finance experts said that Ms. Marks could face her own criminal charges if she willfully misled the F.E.C. or covered up improper behavior.

By implementing vigilant monitoring and taking swift action against such impersonators, businesses can prevent reputational damage and ensure their customers are not misled.

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle warned Mr Flynn to be a “little bit more cautious” and not imply Mr Sunak had intentionally misled MPs.

Echo Law filed the lawsuit against Australia’s national carrier in the Federal Court on Monday, alleging the airline misled customers about their refund options, withheld funds, and engaged in a “pattern of unconscionable conduct”.

Equally disturbing, her damning report into lockdown-flouting parties at No 10 is being treated as crucial evidence by the Commons privileges committee investigating whether Mr Johnson misled Parliament.

For those that may not have been, Kelly’s team states the singer was misled.

Further criticism was directed at its slow story pacing and linearity, while some even noted that they were misled by the presentation, misconstruing it as a game for kids.

Gallagher has been facing accusations by the opposition that she misled Parliament two years ago by saying during a Senate estimates session on June 4, 2021 that "no one had any knowledge" of Higgins' allegations of rape against Bruce Lehrmann.

He claimed that vested interests had misled the families with false promises that they would be provided with pattas for the forest land in question.

He said he was misled by its organisers.

Hill advised jurors during the six-week double murder trial “not to be ‘misled” by the evidence presented by the defense and also “not to be ‘fooled” by Murdaugh’s own emotional testimony, the filing stated.