Sentence examples for incredibly misplaced from inspiring English sources
With incredibly misplaced optimism, Haig had convinced himself that the British infantry would be able to walk forward irresistibly over ground cleared of defenders by the artillery.
'And I think that there's an incredibly misplaced conservatism in casting in commercial theatre, and that casting still drives the whole process rather than writing or conception.
An incredibly persistent yet misplaced concern - often voiced by parents who have the best interests of their children at heart - is that a liberal arts degree will not prepare students for success in the job market.
But stepping back a moment, the assumption that Lincoln must have shunned colonization by 1865, and that the debate revolves around identifying its time of death, betrays a misplaced burden of proof and an incredibly narrow argumentative scope.
Aguilera's wrist bends weirdly, her knee has a seemingly misplaced indentation and her face and limbs look incredibly... chiseled.
The whole thing felt incredibly dark to me, and I had this sort of misplaced compulsion to protect Ashley and got a little too ballsy with the heavies.
The attacks were misplaced.
Their optimism looks misplaced.
market is likely misplaced.
