Sentence examples for misplaced you from inspiring English sources

When you're looking for something that's been lost or misplaced, you never find it; it's only when you give up, after your attention has been diverted elsewhere, that you find what you were looking for.

3. Misplaced: You bawl the whole way while racing between class periods during "High School Curriculum Night" because suddenly, you realize you wasted four years of high school not appreciating high school.

But if you're borrowed, and I misplace you, Don't let me wait decades to replace you.

You don't have a charger to misplace, you know it will always work when you open it, and you can throw it across a room if you don't like the ending".

It is often inexpensive enough that, if you misplaced it, you would not be too upset.

If you cheat on those you care about, you know that their trust in you is misplaced, and you cannot wholly trust them.

If caught by surprise and you need to stall it is better to go to the lab and fail to show your I.D.: refusal will get you fired, but if you misplaced your ID you will have to come back or the sample is invalid.

I find the talk does be better because sometimes you get the hand-out (Information leaflet) and you misplace it You should give both (MI group talk and written information) As a result of the MI intervention most participants had tried to implement some changes to oral health practices for their child such as twice daily tooth brushing, change of brushing position, use of fluoride toothpaste etc.

I find the talk does be better because sometimes you get the hand-out (Information leaflet) and you misplace it You should give both (MI group talk and written information) I don't think it would matter to me to much because I mean at the end of the day we could verify the information (information leaflet) on the internet 'cause everything is there on the internet.

The company has taken a flexible stance to their loss policy, too: If you want to keep the charger forever, or if you misplace it, you pay $30, and it's yours.

I think it was the comedian Marc Maron who said that the anger he used to feel towards an audience that started walking out is entirely misplaced – when you yell at the audience, you're mostly yelling at the ones who stayed, and right now they're your best friends.