Sentence examples for little misplaced from inspiring English sources

I felt a little misplaced".

But this concern may be a little misplaced.

"Talk of a weak euro," says Thomas Mayer of Goldman Sachs in Frankfurt, "is a little misplaced.

While many AI experts seem to share this broad concern, some see it as a little misplaced.

"So I think the campaign obituaries that some of you have been writing are a little misplaced.

There is also the matter of the Republican Party's apparent high hopes for Josh Mandel, which seem a little misplaced.

Still, there are plenty of businesses that show up on Google Maps that are a little bit misplaced, or -- in this case -- nonexistent.

The people writing these little nuggets of misplaced wisdom are probably having such a blast away from their friends and significant others that they feel ashamed to admit it.

Even when her wide blue eyes well up with tears, the pain she conveys is more the frustration of a little girl who has misplaced her doll than any deep, empathetic suffering.

Set somewhat apart from the odd procession of these two F's, there is a little girl who has misplaced her parents.

From the documentary "Nocturnes: A Music Therapy Clinic Founded by Lamar Beray" Set somewhat apart from the odd procession of these two F's, there is a little girl who has misplaced her parents.