Sentence examples for misplaced because it from inspiring English sources

But he said investors fear of volatility is misplaced, because it is volatility that creates buying opportunities.

It is misplaced because New York's Tuition Assistance Program underwrites, on a sliding scale tied to their level of need, low-income students' tuition burden.

It was a misplaced movie because it was a difficult sell to audiences.

I cannot say it was a misplaced invitation, because it found the person who needed most to read it.

Make no mistake, Unbreakable wasn't a misplaced oddity because it was reality-based (it wasn't the first) or super serious.

We believe these objections are misplaced because performing ineffective surgery, in the belief that it is effective, also exposes patients to risks without benefits.

1790, 10 L.Ed.2d 965 (1963), and its progeny is misplaced, because in no sense has the State " 'conditioned receipt of an important benefit upon conduct proscribed by a religious faith, or..

But it turns out that my worries were misplaced, because Winslet is back this year with two remarkable performances — as a Nazi war criminal in "The Reader" and as a disillusioned '50s-era housewife in "Revolutionary Road" — that make it clearer than ever that she's both the finest and the most uncompromising actress of her generation.

The labor is misplaced, because there is no road of musical correctness.

Still, Mr. Maliki's optimism may not be entirely misplaced, because in some circumstances decapitations can work.

Kendall's optimism may seem misplaced, because the Pirates have had eight consecutive losing seasons.