One answer Sifton proposes is a failure of empathy — or a misdirection of empathy, away from the other and toward one's own kind, whether ethnic, national, religious, or political.
One answer Sifton proposes is a failure of empathy or a misdirection of empathy, away from the other and toward one's own kind, whether ethnic, national, religious, or political.
BPD is postulated to be a misdirection of many functions in the developing lung, including growth factor signalling and matrix as well as cellular composition, resulting in impaired alveolar and lung vascular growth.
"It is a misdirection of wrath," Mr. Rubin said.
"The painter's post-1900 worevealveal not so much a gradual lessening of creative drive as a misdirection of talent," Mr. Weisberg writes.
This finding suggests a misdirection of resources at that time.
The lack of tangible evidence, he claims, is due to a government cover-up and deliberate misdirection of the police investigation.
Quinn employs a battery of literary references for direction and misdirection of the plot or illumination of the dramatis personae – and Curtain Call holds up to the invited scrutiny.
Worse, even a small mutation in the direction-giving elements may cause the misdirection of the search mechanism.
Amid the mischievous misdirection of the Kremlin's counter-measures, this is, quite simply, the truth.
