Meanings of misrepresented as in English

But I don't like what I did misrepresented as just criminal acts.

Tim is often misrepresented as Edward Scissorhands, but that's obviously not who he is.

Activists condemned the programme as a common tactic of showing forced confessions misrepresented as interviews.

Sadly this is lost when good charities are being misrepresented as thoughtless, self-serving and unscrupulous.

The Indian flora is too often slandered and misrepresented as being full of beautiful, but scentless, flowers.

With regard to the person of Richard, it appears to have been as much misrepresented as his actions.

Your wildness and eccentricity will be turned against us and so distorted and misrepresented as to ruin us forever.

It succeeded in doing this, and also in being as curiously misunderstood and misrepresented as if it had been a political harangue.

She said the thrust of the complaint were that comments were misrepresented as letters to the editor, which inferred a different level of moderation.

Another, pictured screaming and holding a tiki torch, claims he's been misrepresented as an "angry racist." Another was disowned by his family.

Human rights activists have repeatedly condemned what they see as the state TV's common fashion of airing confessions made under duress, usually misrepresented as interviews.

Throughout his career among Conservatives, Sir Anthony was misrepresented as a "leftie" because of his Europhilia and his civilised postures on capital punishment and race.

Misrepresented as she had been in her life, Lola Montez was even more misrepresented after her death.

"Yes; but facts may be so misrepresented as to give an impression quite the reverse of the truth."