Sentence examples for misused completely from inspiring English sources
"I felt misused completely, I felt nonimportant, I just felt violated by my own country," she said.
Ditka traded all of the New Orleans draft choices to get Williams, but then completely misused the Heisman Trophy winner once he put on a Saints uniform, so it cannot be said that Williams was sorry to see the coach fired along with General Manager Bill Kuharich.
(Hendrik Hertzberg wrote an excellent piece in the New Yorker explaining how the ACORN issue has been completely distorted and misused by the Republicans).
Then the Jets completely bungled and misused him in the wildcat offense, when in reality the offense that Tebow ran to win two NCAA Championships and led the Broncos to the playoffs was the shotgun spread option offense, not the wildcat.
Diego Fagundez looks completely out of sorts, Teal Bunbury looks misused, and the team's once vibrant attack has gone completely off course, like an AJ Soares through ball.
I think this is pretty easy, but people seem to have a really hard time with it, and many people will completely write weed off because they misused it one time. .
David Pemsel, the Guardian's chief executive, wrote to Google to say that it was "completely unacceptable" for its advertising to be misused in this way.
Watson stepped even further into delicate territory: One reason German genetics has taken so long to recover, he said, is that "Germany never purged itself" completely of the scientists whose work was misused by the Nazis.
I have not practiced, may be be misusing this, may be completely on target, doesn't matter.
Systrom echoed what Ries had touched on earlier, in that the word "pivot" is often misused today as a process by which entrepreneurs throw out everything that they're doing and completely refocus on something new.
