Sentence examples for misplaced in this from inspiring English sources

Pragmatism is a fine attribute but surely misplaced in this context.

"I think she would have thought it was misplaced in this public park — not necessarily in bad taste but not really in good taste," said Mr. Auchincloss, who is known as Yusha.

All six men that Mr. McGrath mentioned -- Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Mr. Dylan and Mr. Springsteen -- were and are great performers, but Mr. Dylan and Mr. Springsteen seem a little misplaced in this group.

What I think we need to do, and need to do clearly, is to see that the question of cause and effect is a little misplaced in this debate.

And she adds that the endemic lack of confidence surrounding trusteeship is often misplaced: "In this digital age, where community and communication happen differently, anyone under the age of 30 has an immediate value as they have grown up in this new media world.

Also public works, which might seem partly misplaced in this category, pursue an explicit social safety net goal due to their history of ineffectiveness in achieving intended effects.

This focus on pediatric disease may be misplaced in the African meningitis belt [ 3], a region of sub-Saharan Africa that is characterized by particularly high and seasonal incidences of bacterial meningitis and annual rainfall between 300 and 1100 mm.

In the Results section, the reference to Tbars being absent; this seems to be either mis-stated or misplaced in the sentence so as to be ambiguous.

In the Loop excludes the part played by principle, fitting or misplaced, in the world that it portrays.

You will find it, somewhat misplaced, in the "travel-writing" section of your local bookstore (if you still have one).

Fourth-seeded Boston College, still seemingly misplaced in the A.C.C., moved on by beating the short-lived tournament darling MONTANA.