Significats de gross misrepresentation en anglès

One passage, however, we must select, because it contains a very gross misrepresentation.

Your front-page article on Monday 19th was a gross misrepresentation of the weekend's events.

This is a gross misrepresentation of the facts.

It said her comments were " gross misrepresentation of facts" and "cynical attempts at manipulating public opinion".

Sainsbury's finance director John Rogers said: It was a gross misrepresentation that this is a grey area of subjectivity.

It's all a gross misrepresentation.

That was never my view; it was not implicit in anything I wrote; and I counted it a gross misrepresentation.

His gross misrepresentation of history and suggestion that Hitler and Zionism shared similar aims turned the flames into an inferno.

However, I do object to his gross misrepresentation of my position on Dáil votes and the Government (Opinion, September 4th).

Rogers said it was "a gross misrepresentation" that retailers had lots of leeway about how and when to record such income.

This has never meant that Yellowhammer is a base or central scenario and to suggest otherwise is a gross misrepresentation, said a government source.

So far as the facts stated by Mr. Hale of his own knowledge go, they prove that Bridget Bishop was the victim of gross misrepresentation.

But a Department for Transport spokesman dismissed claims of missed opportunities to prevent the Gatwick incident as "a combination of nonsense and gross misrepresentation".

They are supposd to be perpetually filling his Ears with gross Misrepresentations.

"That is a gross misrepresentation of my government's policies," he said.

"But what a gross misrepresentation of facts it was to say that you had massacred the natives," cried Phyllis indignantly.