Sentence examples for misdirection for the from inspiring English sources

For that matter, the very casting of Washington suggests Gilroy's fundamental misdirection: for the character of Roman J. Israel, not even an actor as great as Washington could suffice; what Gilroy needed was an energumen, someone on the order of Eddie Murphy, someone whose energy threatens to break out of the stultifying script at every moment.

-- and misdirection for the sake of misdirection.

In the herding example, there is consensus (of sorts), while which could lead to the wrong outcome or misunderstandings (misdirections) for the whole social group, such the "Mob phenomenon" of French revolution described by Gustave LeBon.

Curiously, this is a bit of misdirection, for inside it is the antithesis of flash and sparkle, with one enormous, bland canteen space and tables so broad you wonder whether you might have to text your conversation to your companions.

Using data out of context of study design and without regard to reliability and sound interpretation result in improper characterization of the issue and misdirection for future research.

"It's handled on the range" is a lovely bit of misdirection for SAUCEPAN, and you will need to use your sweet tooth to figure out that "One coming from Mars?" is a CANDY BAR, not an alien.

Quinn employs a battery of literary references for direction and misdirection of the plot or illumination of the dramatis personae – and Curtain Call holds up to the invited scrutiny.

Let's take this brilliant bit of misdirection, for example: 32 Across's "They're written for two-part harmony" sounds, on the surface, like a clue about music, doesn't it?

I was envisioning Ringo Starr, but that's Saturday misdirection for you.

"Certain pancake makeup" is a lovely bit of misdirection for POTATO (think latkes), and I always giggle when I see one of those "talk is cheep" clues (for NESTS).

That's useful if you want to register a domain name in Chinese or Arabic script, or even just correctly spelled French or German – anything that can be represented with the Unicode standard can be registered, even emoji – but it's also opened up a whole new avenue of misdirection for malicious actors to take advantage of, by finding characters in other alphabets which look similar to Latin ones.