misrepresents

Yet the quotation they select, taken out of context, misrepresents the overall message of Gates' highly critical address.

It may be simply a good joke which she is telling, but if the joke misrepresents the school she will, perhaps, do lasting harm.

One of these deserves notice, from the fact that its title-page so ridiculously and exasperatingly misrepresents its contents.

Far away on the prairies, she is now battling for the Liberty of all, against the President, who misrepresents all.

But the poetic comedy does not misrepresent the speech one half so much as the speech misrepresents the soul.

I must here confess to the belief that no gentleman or honest man ever consciously misrepresents the ideas of an opponent.