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Examples for "misrepresent"
Examples for "misrepresent"
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Not surprisingly, they often misrepresent the real issues in the economics debate.
2
However; the earlier vibe could misrepresent something, which the afternoon may correct.
3
All went well at first; for he dared not misrepresent the facts.
4
In civil matters, employees cannot misrepresent their identities, even on the Internet.
5
The types of England, the externals of England, always misrepresent the country.
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Of course, the contents of the letter did not belie its exterior.
2
The Countess did not belie the estimate formed on first seeing her.
3
Then the statistics which have been put into my hands belie them.
4
Were I to say that he is unforgiving I should belie him.
5
He could not believe that any human being could so belie themselves.
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His character and appearance were brutal, nor did they belie his brawn.
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But its midtempo retro-grunge sound and structured, colorless songs belie those aspirations.
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Such tears are childish tears, I know, and belie a deeper wisdom.
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If he isn't a scoundrel his looks certainly belie him very much.
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O banks that belie mathematical axioms and make lots out of nothing!
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The poor girl has enemies who belie her! cried Gerald, starting up.
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She would belie those foolish tears that Violet had seen her shed!
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Oh, that accursed secretiveness in women, which makes them always belie themselves!
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However, these numbers belie more fundamental weakness in the job market.
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But recent economic data from New Delhi belie expectations of a quick recovery.
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Pelata met Ghosn at university, but their different styles belie their long history.
