Sentence examples for a bit of misdirection from inspiring English sources

That's a bit of misdirection, however.

FSU pull off a fake punt, a bit of misdirection that gets the ball to the running back Williams who rushes for a first down!

But they can also collectively miss the point, particularly if someone clever, let's say a "spin doctor", pulls off a bit of misdirection.

(Chinen) Heavy Metal Duo (Friday and Saturday) The name is a bit of misdirection: a nod to the brass instruments favored by the trombonist Ray Anderson and the tuba player Bob Stewart.

His selection by the Red Bulls was a bit of surprise after team officials, perhaps with a bit of misdirection in mind, said they would focus on adding depth to the defense.

When he titled his great 2009 album "American Saturday Night," he was indulging in a bit of misdirection: the title track, which went to No. 2 on the country chart, paid all-American tribute to a nation full of imports.

Like many aspects of the Trump campaign, the release of his health records has been steeped in a bit of drama, misdirection and reality television glamor.

But it was always clear that Trump's references to the "Judeo" part of "Judeo-Christian" were just a bit of sly misdirection.

In our email correspondence, LoremIpsum-404 seems to have a real name, Flo Arrieu, but this could be a bit of clever misdirection.

Morrow praised the Black/Leachman film, but said, "To be upstaged by a B-plot, one not involving the show's main characters at all, is a bit of a misdirection the show doesn't need in a post-Super Bowl time slot".

The yeast, real though it is, might be a McGuffin, or an artful bit of misdirection on Parreno's part.