Cooper said MPs felt misled by the premature closure of the scheme.

He almost shouted in triumph, misled by the smile on her face.

But one must not be misled by appearances in a frontier town.

Moreira maintained he had been misled by officials and denied any wrongdoing.

We must not be misled by the agitated surface of this country.

You are misled by a false philanthropy!-you know not what you do.

He has never been misled by either of my sisters or myself.

Both Leverrier and Adams were to some extent misled by this law.

Sis was misled by what they told her over at the Wickers'.

Again, however, the Count was misled by his own ignorance of history.

But Ollie did not seem to be misled by this astonishing information.

Gotzkowsky did not allow himself to be misled by this seeming politeness.

Spain, then, I repeat, has never been misled by the British Government.

But Daniel was too shrewd to be misled by a fabricated story.

But Powers was not a man to be misled by specious appearances.

You will pardon me, when I am misled by-bymy own signification.