Sentence examples for a red herring for from inspiring English sources

Appearance is a red herring for the blind.

That last detail, though, felt way too obvious a red herring for me.

The voter ID issue is a red herring for a problem that largely does not exist.

The arena is a red herring for these towers, which should be built in a much smaller scale.

Turns out the zebra was a bit of a red herring – for the doctors at the time, and for many of you.

It's a red herring for employers to shrug their shoulders and blame the education system for not producing the talent we need.

This suggests the SEC's focus on naked shorting is something of a red herring.For the market as a whole, however, it appears to be a large and growing problem (see chart).

That's a red-herring, for the media and for Hillary.

Econsultancy.com calls do-not-track a "red-herring for consumers".

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"For this Council to blame the toys for criminal activity is a red herring," said Frederick B. Locker, a lawyer for the Toy Industry Association.