Sentence examples for misdirection and a from inspiring English sources
But later I came to believe, at least intermittently, that actually Ilan's little phrase was both a misdirection and a sort of clue, one that hinted at an enormous secret that they'd never let me in on.
-Ed.} On the other hand, I knew instantly that "A flat alternative" was a crafty piece of misdirection, and a glance at a piano keyboard will tell you that the answer has to be G SHARP.
She lost a few to hawks and to misdirection, and a few more to a virus that spread through the birds in the club, and she knew she was up against grownups with flocks of two hundred pedigreed racing champions, but she was still proud of her birds.
This misguided idea has led only to confusion, misdirection, and a refusal to accomplish even the simplest tasks or provide the most fundamental services.
Rating the episode 7.5/10, Isler added that "the story could have used a bit more misdirection and a red herring or two to really keep us guessing, but that's a minor critique.
The novel's title is a sly misdirection and perhaps, as such, a sort of Socratic lesson in the practice of reading it.
The distinction between a legitimate distraction and a forcible misdirection is not lost on them.
They offer misdirection, denials and a shield of rules that are never actually enforced.
An experience in which not only characters, but setting, pacing, misdirection, plot, and a sense of personal struggle are all presented in equal measure and, most crucially, in a manner that doesn't drearily rely on copy and pasting ideas from elsewhere.
The story is both an unlooked-for beauty and a lovely misdirection and – along with many other secretive and sneaky elements – it means that, for a while, we can believe in miracles and people who've never existed and a range of exhilarating and puzzling and moving possibilities.
His United Nations' speech was classic Netanyahu -- ominous doomsday warnings coupled with red meat for the faithful, followed by misdirection and, for good measure, a bit of outright deceit intended for media consumption.
