Sentence examples for a bit misdirected from inspiring English sources

It is a familiar story by now, with more than 2.5 million refugees from Darfur, and while Darfur continues to suffer, the world has responded here with aid to the refugees in the usual fashion — a bit late, a bit haphazard, a bit misdirected.

I LOVE Facebook as much as the next person, but think the criticism was a bit misdirected.

But this question seems a bit misdirected.

There are a number of assumptions there that makes the question a bit misdirected, so let's start there.

Who am I, after all, to dissuade him from offering peace in his own way, even if it's a little bit misdirected?

Christie Blatchford, a columnist over at the National Post with a reputation for being a bit of a troll, wrote a horribly misdirected response to the Rehtaeh Parsons case that literally could not have been more tasteless.

Last summer there was a bit of a kerfuffle when one analyst's misdirected math led to wildly swinging estimates for a new advertising model for YouTube, the online video-sharing site owned by Google.

Slips and lapses are skill-based behavior errors, when a routine behavior is misdirected or omitted.

Or rather, because the generalisation can't be sustained, isn't this kind of serial killer a bit like this kind of film director - laying clues, misdirecting attention, thriving on the creation of anxiety?

But Irving is a point guard, a cluttered, misdirected position for Minnesota.

A bit.