The somewhat misleadingly named "Tennis" shoe range included shoes for walking, baseball, bicycle, tennis and yachting.

A drift "punch" is misleadingly named; it is not used as a punch in the traditional sense of the term.

This delightful and lucid book is misleadingly named.

But Hamilton also bears responsibility for introducing the misleadingly named tree of heaven, or ailanthus, of China.

A. The winterberry (Ilex verticillata) is somewhat misleadingly named.

Today's election represents the first serious challenge to one-party rule since the merger of conservative interests that formed the misleadingly named Liberal Democrats in 1955.

The line was extended in 1858 to a station at Battersea Wharf which was misleadingly named Pimlico.

Cattaraugus, nestled in the woods of the misleadingly named Rich Valley, is a town of limited prospects.

Oases are misleadingly named; they are simply polar desert areas, notable for their absence of ice but not for floristic abundance.

Today, as the capitalist crisis continues, even this misleadingly named principle of Community solidarity is being abandoned and replaced by the competitiveness of capital.