Sentence examples for and misdirection at the from inspiring English sources
And the "Outside the Lines" investigation of the Rice case by Don Van Natta Jr. and Kevin Van Valkenburg, which influenced Mr. Simmons by describing "a pattern of misinformation and misdirection" at the league, was as tough as they come.
"We played much better, aside from the kickoff return". Often losing sight of the ball carrier amid the Vikings' trickery and misdirection at the line of scrimmage and unable to make crucial tackles in the secondary, Hoover struggled to contain the first-half rushing attack of a Mountain View team that attempted just one pass all night.
As more is revealed about the mysterious virus, and the layers of deception and misdirection at play on the base, Alan notes that losing control could potentially mean a rapid spread to every major city in the world in about a month.
This is the Pistol, an offense defined by options and misdirection, at its finest.
Compounding this fundamental misdirection at the helm was the fact that the awards themselves offered absolutely no surprises -- not one.
The former senior intelligence official noted that at the height of the Cold War the Soviets were equally skilled at deception and misdirection, yet the American intelligence community was readily able to unravel the details of their long-range-missile and nuclear-weapons programs.
This shaping and misdirection is also at the centre of how our relationship with club culture and hedonism is being wrongly rewritten.
No one knows who is really telling the truth — disinformation and misdirection may help the owner steal a horse (or at least pay a few thousand less).
-- and misdirection for the sake of misdirection.
All the obfuscation and misdirection I indulged in at the conference--feigning interest, involvement, and decisiveness--made me feel like I was wearing a thick, ill-fitting plaster mask--is that me growing out of the need to please and impress fellow conference goers?
The tricks and misdirection are for later in the week.
