But appearances can be deceiving.

Cyprus presents visitors with a deceptive image.

Looking at behavior alone can miss a vital piece of the puzzle and provide an incomplete, or even a misleading, picture of the child's problems.

Statecraft is a realm where appearances are meant to be deceiving.

But to make too much of them in cases such as those of Merah or Breivik can be misleading.

Most arguments put forward by skeptics about Turkish membership are, in fact, disingenuous and misleading.

Under article 28 of the Act, objections could be lodged against processing personal data that was incorrect, misleading, incomplete or had been registered without proper authorization.

Aggregate figures can be misleading.

The motives of terrorists, however misguided, are always political.

Moreover, linear projections of economic growth trends can be misleading.

But snubbing China is misguided.

Contrary to the fears some may have had, therefore, the advent of the Transitional Federal Government did not turn out to be some kind of cruel hoax or yet another false start for Somalia.

But it should be more than a gag gift.

The word minority can sometimes be misleading in itself.

Strengthen existing offences for financing of terrorism, providing false or misleading information under an ASIO questioning warrant and for threatening aviation security.

(c) A product is marketed with the false or misleading representation that the product is produced or provided with the involvement or endorsement of the originator of the cultural heritage, or that the commercial exploitation of the product benefits the originators.

You would have been misinformed.

Bond rating agencies have issued misleading ratings on companies in questionable health.

But this picture of stagnation in many countries is misleading, because it leaves out an important factor, namely demography.

The expectation at Copenhagen that scientific research would trump geopolitics was misguided.

The debate about austerity and the high cost of public debt is thus misleading on two accounts.

Typically, first generation revolutionaries have a strong emotional and ideological attachment to certain ideals, however misguided they may be.

The notion that human rights could be violated only by States was misleading and dangerous.

The Court also notes that the figures given in paragraph 820 could be misleading.

Indeed, the notion of a war on terror in reply was misguided in part because it allowed people to think that Al Qaeda was just another terrorist group like the IRA, the Baader Meinhof Gang, or the Red Brigades.

First, the idea of a Japanese style lost decade is misleading even when applied to Japan.

The vast majority of the times, the term transparent is used in a misleading way to refer to the actual invisibility of a computing process.

The key action came in June 2012, when the Supreme Court, staffed entirely with Mubarak era holdovers, nullified the results of the parliamentary elections on specious grounds.

I asked him to smile and very amiably he said, 'I would like to, but in this job you have to be serious.' and with that he demonstrated how appearances are deceiving. Photo by Claudia, used with permission.

Yes, global warming is happening, and mankind is partly responsible, but these statements are however eloquent seriously wrong or misleading.

And some countries do indeed differ from Egypt to such an extent as to make potential lessons misleading.

For the first year after the Gleneagles meeting, aid numbers were padded by misleading accounting on debt cancellation operations.

They said this country was too divided, too disillusioned to ever come together around a common purpose, Mr. Obama said.

A misleading figure of speech has been applied literally to unleash a real war on several fronts, including Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, Afghanistan, and Somalia.

Unfortunately, strong vested interests have spent millions of dollars on spreading misinformation about climate change.

But the war metaphor also carries inevitable connotations that, when applied to terrorism, are misleading and counterproductive.

These public messages were highly misleading and clearly intended to shock and disturb.

The notion that Americans have gotten better at everything while other rich countries have stood still is thus wildly misleading.

Tochipat of misguided adventures said that this is part of the students' efforts to strengthen their campaign for higher state subsidy for the education sector. Creative forms of protests have been resorted to by students to broaden support to their advocacy.

Sometimes its critics will say often the advice provided by the IMF and World Bank is misguided.

Management feels it may render the accounts misleading if such a provision is made when in fact there is no immediate liability to that effect.

The key action came in June 2012, when the Supreme Court, staffed entirely with Mubarak era holdovers, nullified the results of the parliamentary elections on specious grounds. The military was set to reassert full legislative powers.

This sounds like bad news, because it means that there will be no international price on carbon, and, without a market price, it is difficult to see how the reduction of carbon emissions can be efficiently organized. But appearances can be deceiving.

But there is also a tendency, not only in China, to dismiss such calls for democracy as irrelevant, even misguided. Recent American policies have given the promotion of democracy a bad name.

(b) It has been acquired in violation of standards for obtaining free, prior and informed consent, for example, if misleading information was presented in order to obtain consent or