Sentence examples for not only misplaced from inspiring English sources

But Stoke were able to play round them with ease at times, with Ireland springing from midfield with invention and a deft touch, and when Vlaar not only misplaced a pass straight to Moses but then tripped him up as he tried to make amends, he paid a double penalty.

Coming after a week of bold and ever more sophisticated attacks against American forces, the tape seems certain to bolster Iraqi fears that their faith in their liberators was not only misplaced -- given the security and infrastructure problems of the occupation's first three months -- but perhaps downright dangerous.

Evidently EGAP (everything goes according to plan) is an optimism not only misplaced in the world of business and infrastructure projects, but applies also in science and academia.

Complaints about inaccurate certification of the cause of death for cancer patients in other countries are not only misplaced (because there is ample evidence of inaccurate certification in the UK [ 49, 50, 51, 52]), they are actually beside the point.

She went on to say she "was informed that my insurance was only valid if our things were 'properly lost' and not just misplaced".

For the half a million Puerto Ricans "prostrated by the hurricane," another correspondent wrote, "paternalism will be not only not misplaced here, but it is almost necessary".

I quote again — 'The evil of these utopian enthusiasms were not only the misplaced emphasis and encouragement of false hopes.

But a bit of fear is perhaps not entirely misplaced.

The fears are not entirely misplaced.

The sensation was not entirely misplaced.

The U.S. has not just misplaced its priorities.