Примери за misrepresenting

• It is great when you can cite yourself as the authority, and even better when you can do so without misrepresenting entire sub-disciplines.

• For many years, the formalists have been able to avoid misrepresenting the positions of the connectionists and the functionalists by simply ignoring their existence.

• In this particular context, an else-paraphrase would have the unfortunate effect of misrepresenting the intended number, which calls for a focus on plurality of persons.

• In my opinion, such a reunification is not possible without misrepresenting at least one of the recent dominant epistemological traditions.

• Although this seems a very crude polarization, misrepresenting both parties, it is not inaccurate.

• However, my main message here is that we achieve very little by trivializing and misrepresenting it.

• However, there is the risk of seriously misrepresenting those details when the metaphor is interpreted literally or when it is used as an a priori explanation of them.

• Shryock is undeterred by the amount of liberty he takes in misrepresenting facts.

• While this could lead to misrepresenting the true effects of political minority status, such a distortion is likely to be minimal given the small differences between sample and actual population.

• These always make them vulnerable to the danger of misrepresenting the narratives of the subalterns or of exploiting the great afflictions of an unequal global order for their own purposes.

• It seems to me that we can, without misrepresenting the facts of the matter, say that there is an important sense in which she happens upon the girl she produces.

• However, this is indeed the wrong way to read the book, misrepresenting both its value and the kind of use which readers will wish to make of it.

• I am happy to compare my record in denouncing lawlessness and violence in any context with the record of those who persist in misrepresenting us.

• He has shown considerable ingenuity, or considerable obtuseness, in misrepresenting the views of those from whom he differs.

• There is no difficulty at all in misrepresenting most statues.