Sentence examples for profoundly misplaced from inspiring English sources

This is profoundly misplaced.

It seems my previous optimism on the subject was profoundly misplaced.

The protection of institutional reputation or community cohesion has been put before the protection of children - a salutary example of profoundly misplaced priorities.

What Rolling Stone did not say outright last December was how profoundly it had misplaced its trust in itself.

But what makes "Mystic River" unusual is that the child molesters are dispatched early on and the remainder of the film explores the consequences for people who are not so much evil as profoundly damaged, culminating in a misplaced act of vigilantism that is unique in Mr. Eastwood's films.

Its portland stone machine guns and hooded-eyed, beaten-down figures do not come across as misplaced or kitsch, but profoundly disturbing.

That one sentence summed up the misplaced priorities of an administration that profoundly lost its way in the fight against al Qaeda.

And misplaced.

The attacks were misplaced.

That fear is misplaced.

Such criticisms are misplaced.