Sentence examples for So misused from inspiring English sources
Why exactly is the uncertainty principle so misused?
I've got some "silken" tofu in front of me, and never was an adjective so misused.
Outside of Kafka, no single author's name is so misused, he added.
No other professional body allows its title of qualification to be so misused or misunderstood as engineering does.
"No other professional body allows its title of qualification to be so misused or misunderstood as engineering does," wrote Janet Brindley in a recent letter to the Guardian.
Hardly ever has there been another food whose name has been so misused Fat chance, says Samuel Muston A sandwich is to a taco what Flemish clogs are to Gucci loafers While farming is increasingly difficult occupation, specialists focusing on making one particular product and doing it well are doing better than ever Break out the bubbly and celebrate this winter.
So why is it so often misused?
The raters were very experienced in administration of the IQ tests, which were commonly used at universities and elsewhere in Argentina, so misuse of the tests was not an issue.
"In doing so, Merrill misused this information and acted contrary to its representations to customers," the S.E.C. said in a statement.
Indeed, it's telling that the very word "notorious" is so commonly misused in the US that most people think it means "famous".
