misstatement of facts

"She presumed they would be filled with the same misstatements of facts that have appeared for years."

"This is a case of direct misstatement of facts."

However, there are crucial misstatements of facts pertaining to the Kurdish nation and its country, Kurdistan.

In a telephone interview this evening, Mr. Icahn said that the charge was "a complete, total misstatement of facts."

Letter of Explanation Judge Brown found that Dr. Walker was basing some of her conclusions on misstatements of facts.

No, I said no such thing, I'm saying the article is full of inaccurate generalizations and misstatements of facts, and that is not what I expect from Ars.

Discerning numerous chronological errors, and frequently misstatements of facts in the Annales ecclesiastici of Baronius, he made it his life-work to correct them and otherwise elucidate the work.

He then observes that the Thayers' claims, both in "pictures" and in writing, are not so much arguments as plain "misstatements of facts, or wild guesses put forward as facts."

Himself the soul of honour and truthfulness[citation needed], he had no toleration for the disingenuous argument and the misstatements of facts of those who wrote to support a theory or to defend an unsound cause.

In addition, Wackenhut said it believed the Justice Department experts had been misled by "exaggerations and misstatements of facts" by inmates they had interviewed, and that the experts' findings "do not accurately reflect the condition of the facility today."