Sentences with phrase «blatant misrepresentation»
The phrase "blatant misrepresentation" means deliberately providing false information or distorting the truth in a way that is extremely obvious or easily noticed. Full definition
But this kind of blatant misrepresentation of fact should never have made it through the editorial process in the first place — and says just about all you need to know about the media's assumptions on the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
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Beyond its appalling lack of oversight, SDE made blatant misrepresentations in its quest to expand charters.
The decision will depend on the size of the claim and how blatant the misrepresentation was, Rothschild says.
That doesn't necessarily mean blatant misrepresentation of facts like writing that you were a development manager at McDonald's while you worked as a janitor there.
Most of the time non-GAAP earnings are blatant misrepresentations of profits for the benefit of corporate insiders at the expense of regular shareholders.
The film, in which a geophysicist played by Aaron Eckhart tries to save Earth after its core stops spinning, has «blatant misrepresentations of physical laws... ridiculous feats of engineering, and pure fabrication of scientific «facts,»» according to the site.
Blatant misrepresentation is fraud.
It was a blatant misrepresentation.
Over the past year, «Critical Assessment» has gotten a great deal of traction among TNR opponents, despite its glaring omissions, blatant misrepresentations, and obvious bias.
As I explain in Reassessment: A Closer Look at «Critical Assessment of Claims Regarding Management of Feral Cats by Trap - Neuter - Return» (PDF), careful scrutiny of the authors» claims reveals glaring omissions, blatant misrepresentations, and obvious bias.
The intro contained two blatant misrepresentations — one about the origin of the theory of global warming and the other the omission (complete) of any reference to CO2 as being possibly related to warming.
If Avery had any sense of ethics he would make sure that every single outlet who carried this blatant misrepresentation corrected him on the record.
And what I find distressing in our state is the blatant misrepresentation on the part of various persons with an LPC license who promote themselves (and are seemingly recognized) as marriage and family therapists.