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1. But Galbraith admits there will be more: "Our results could seriously misrepresent the total number because sufferers do not necessarily go to venereologists or dermatologists.
2. Then one learns what kinds of questions, formulated in an alien mode of thought, might receive answers - but answers which, though grammatically, syntactically and even semantically plausible, do not represent, and may positively misrepresent, indigenous and spontaneous interests and ideas" (ibid. p. 74).
3. She disapproves of a great deal of Charles's life, these days; she thinks his ambitions misplaced, his goals suspect, his methods dangerous, his new political alignments deplorable: but she is loyal to Charles, to Charles himself, to the man that these manifestations in her view misrepresent.
4. The letter quotes Black as saying that white and Navajo ranchers "misrepresent" their livestock losses and "blame everything on coyotes".
5. In the second the press is restrained by its own professional Code of Practice not to misrepresent or mislead the public.
6. He said: "Our opponents will distort our policies and misrepresent our words.
7. Many solicitors, in writing a letter for a client, will misrepresent the law, even though they are addressing themselves to a layman, and will lend themselves to various abuses and suppressions (not involving a breach of law) in order to obstruct a just claim.
8. If the analyst normalises to the conventional written form, the words take on a formality and specificity which necessarily misrepresent the spoken form.
9. By contrast, in a literary passage, especially when using verbatim scoring (see Harrison, 1980, for a discussion of different cloze scoring methods), a cloze score may misrepresent understanding by being artificially low.
10. If I misrepresent the subject of war (but not the concern with love and loss) in Housman's poetry I can even fuel my own paranoia about the condition of our planet.
11. Although Taylor was active in the Royal Society, both predicates misrepresent this English gentleman who wrote extensively on mathematics and religion.
12. Although chance dictates that the evidence relates to two major centres, the situation thereby depicted does not necessarily misrepresent the economy as a whole, inasmuch as clothing was the only really large-scale manufacture, ranking high even in towns like Leicester and Northampton which had leather wares for their principal products.
13. They misrepresent the prospects to clients.