Sentence examples for deeply misplaced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warner's faith seems deeply misplaced.

I have often been accused of being a misogynist too, which I think is deeply, deeply misplaced".

I have often been accused of being a misogynist too, which I think is deeply, deeply misplaced". "I suppose I am gently cynical about notions of who we think we are, but I certainly don't hate my fellow man.

The Obama Administration seems to have realized too late that it must do more than express interest and good will — and how deeply misplaced its apparent faith in BP has been.

This is profoundly misplaced.

Stifel said in a statement on Wednesday that it was "deeply disappointed by the misplaced action" by the S.E.C. and said it would "vigorously defend" itself.

Sacco believes that extreme ugliness is more striking than extreme beauty, and it forces people to think more deeply about what is wrong or misplaced.

Voters like those who repeated the RJC critique do care deeply about Israel, but their concerns (misplaced, in my view) still doesn't supersede the economy, or Social Security and Medicare, or social issues.

The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, said: "This sobering report shows why David Cameron and George Osborne's deeply complacent approach to the economy is so misplaced.

I saw in him a way of being that I long for, one who enjoys life and is deeply compassionate and not afraid to stand up to misplaced strength.

Its plot turns on the kind of misplaced passions that give rise to tragic consequences and deeply felt arias.