mischaracterised

A statement which so mischaracterised the nature of the relationship between any supporters and their national side that it threatened to subsume all legitimate definitions of trust into its black hole of idiocy.

Why John Terry has done his 'fronting up' for the last time | Marina Hyde 2011

The difference between simulation and narrative is a wide and often mis-understood (even at times mischaracterised) chasm, but one which remains largely uncharted.

A post for Xenia: Simulation and an apologetic explanation of Super Columbine Massacre RPG Ben Abraham 2008

The difference between simulation and narrative is a wide and often mis-understood (even at times mischaracterised) chasm, but one which remains largely uncharted.

Archive 2008-06-01 Ben Abraham 2008

The rest because of the insult such views offer us, to be mischaracterised and misrepresented in such a blatant way, our honest narratives dismissed as lies by lunatics.

Disorders of Sex Development 2008

The rest because of the insult such views offer us, to be mischaracterised and misrepresented in such a blatant way, our honest narratives dismissed as lies by lunatics.

Mad as hell 2008

Having thus mischaracterised Web 2.0, DeLong then goes on to claim that it is “seen as replacing traditional media.”

Strange Attractor » 2007 » October 2009

I may have mischaracterised the two postings I refer toabove.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Impact of Judicial Power on Gay Marriage Revisited: 2009

The second is that she is mischaracterised as a traditional conservative and is properly seen as a public service McCainiac.

John McCain 2009

Self deceit mischaracterised by ardee D. on Monday, Mar 10, 2008 at 7: 47: 23 AM

Who Will Be Elected; Better Yet, Who Cares? 2008

An excerpt: "Just as mainstream gay media stereotype Latinos, so the US media has mischaracterised Latin America and not picked up on the greater acceptance of gay people in the region."

Mano a Mano - Gay Latinos gay person of color 2008