Sentence examples similar to draw a red herring from inspiring English sources
The often-mentioned "lag" of the social sciences with respect to the natural sciences or of man's political development with respect to his technical and scientific know-how is no more than a red herring drawn into this debate, and can only divert attention from the main problem, which is that man can do, and successfully do, what he cannot comprehend and cannot express in everyday human language.
His statement will set out measures that could be included in a new Scotland Bill currently trundling through the House of Commons and House of Lords in Westminster, which is already set to deepen devolution in various ways.Government sources say that it is a bit of a red herring to draw a contrast between binding and consultative votes.
In the follow-up piece, Hanushek condemned Ravitch's precise and balanced positions as "Red Herrings," "a red herring," "a red herring," " a red herring," "a red herring," "a red herring," "red herrings," and "red herrings".
However, when the town doctor (Toby Jones) leaves Wayward Pines to talk to Ethan's supervisor in the real world, we immediately know that his Singing Detective-style psychosis is nothing more than a red herring, one that is drawn out for hours on end.
More broadly, drawing a contrast between merit and diversity is a red herring.
That's just a red herring.
