Sentence examples similar to it looks misplaced from inspiring English sources

It still looks misplaced, like a 64-inch TV inside a caravan, but the Harpa management say that the "size turns out to be just right.

On the face of it, the concern looks misplaced.

— Sometimes, Philip Rivers's passion looks misplaced, as it did last week when he exchanged barbs with Indianapolis Colts fans on his way to the locker room to have a brace put on his sprained right knee.

It also cheered Tory MPs, many of whom had never warmed to their leader.Their initial joy increasingly looks misplaced, and they know it.

Their belief that on its own Canada would get more attention than Mexico also looks misplaced.

Increasingly that brashness looks misplaced or antique; instead we seem at the mercy of forces beyond our control when it comes to water, whether the result is prolonged drought or — as happened last week at UCLA — Pauley Pavilion flooded and looking quite a bit like a giant indoor pool.

Their optimism looks misplaced.

But the idea that India is merely at an earlier evolutionary stage on an American journey looks misplaced.

Maybe so, but the initial euphoria at winning one of the world's biggest engineering projects looks misplaced.

A country with a growth rate as skimpy as its swimsuits, prey to any financial crisis that was around, a place of chronic political instability, whose infinite capacity to squander its obvious potential was as legendary as its talent for football and carnivals, did not seem to belong with those emerging titans.Now that scepticism looks misplaced.

But the grand talk at one party meeting in 2005 of moving towards addressing broader development objectives as opposed to narrowly economic ones looks misplaced now.