Sentence examples for clearly misplaced from inspiring English sources

There was just about enough time for half a dozen "C'mon Tims" and a stray "C'mon Andrew" from someone who had clearly misplaced the reading glasses, before the rain returned once again.

If these improvements are anything like the ones they put in two years ago, your confidence is clearly misplaced.

Splitstree analyses (not shown) of our improved data set still show overall polytomy and some individual taxa are clearly misplaced in the network (e.g., the gastropod Crepidula clusters with cephalopods).

From today's vantage-point, those expectations clearly were misplaced – whether one viewed them with hope or anxiety.

They clearly thought this was a misplaced joke.

Previous literature statements about 'early branching eubacteria' are virtually all suspect, especially for Aquifex, clearly a thiobacterial proteobacterium seriously misplaced on rRNA and some other trees, and probably also wrong for the eurybacterium Thermotoga.

This is a man who clearly understands how dangerous a few misplaced words can be when discussing race relations.

The scale of the Tory win suggests the focus on polling and possible coalitions was misplaced, but the coverage clearly played into the Conservative strategy of using the prospect of the SNP exerting power over Labour to frighten voters.

If you were a T-Mobile customer who blamed a website when you had trouble trying to stream an HD video, your blame would be misplaced, because T-Mobile didn't clearly describe how Binge On works.

Clearly any concerns about downtown's fading luster were misplaced.

Because there are too many people who think they understand the countryside and disease control, but clearly don't, we are hamstrung by a lot of misplaced emotional nonsense.