Sentence examples for quite misplaced from inspiring English sources

"The fears of a lot of people that he'll go in there like Attila the Hun and rampage across the political landscape are quite misplaced".

These images, which look quite similar, were misplaced during imaging preparation.

In fact, BBC commentary teams are invariably infected by a quite terrifying sense of misplaced certainty.

Your fears are misplaced and, quite frankly, weird".

And although we pounce on their every misspoken word or misplaced hair, we do, quite often, forgive them for their follies.

And it's quite possible that the apprehension is misplaced: perhaps digital reading isn't worse so much as different than print reading.

At first he criticized Mauriac's misplaced call for mercy, but quite soon Camus came to think that Mauriac had been right, and added his name to the unsuccessful petition for Brasillach.

It has quite a lot of it, most of it misplaced.

Their past two games – a combination of misplaced bottle, ill luck and just not quite having enough drive – have cast doubt on their status as top-four challengers.

The keyboard is apparently quite nice to type on, although one look at the misplaced, tiny right-hand Shift key would send me running.

I was quite surprised, and quite wearied, to see some people cry "censorship" – such an over-used and often misplaced term.