mislead in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To mislead means to cause someone to believe something that is not true or to give a false impression.

The advertisement was designed to mislead consumers about the product's effectiveness.
His charming demeanor did little to disguise the fact that he was trying to mislead us.
Many politicians have been accused of using statistics to mislead the public during their campaigns.
It's easy to mislead someone if you don't provide them with all the relevant information.
She felt ashamed for allowing herself to be misled by his false promises.