Sentence examples for rather misplaced from inspiring English sources

This is why, to techno-zealots and sceptics alike, the media panic over maps and privacy seems rather misplaced.

Any hopes of an end to market volatility seem rather misplaced, as leading shares head lower a day after a strong rise.

The amenities may make Lebowitz's concerns about the apartments' confines seem rather misplaced — should we really get worked up about a small living space when it comes with a butler?

"I was very touched by Janie's loyalty to me, which, I have to say, was rather misplaced," said Mr. Ayckbourn from his Yorkshire base in Scarborough at the Stephen Joseph Theater, where Ms. Dee appeared in the premiere of "Comic Potential" two and a half years ago.

Any notion that we were administrative lackeys is rather misplaced.

It was, after all, shaped by the call of duty, rather than misplaced nationalist fervour.

Photograph: Getty Stolen artworks, rather like misplaced spectacles and Mark Thatcher, have a habit of reappearing in the strangest of places.

As a child diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD – "Things I was bullied and judged for" – Carner's energy was labelled as misplaced, rather than multifaceted.

Mourinho, in fairness, focused on his team's shortcomings rather than any misplaced sense of injustice and even called for Uefa to let Ibrahimovic off.

Rather than a misplaced suspicion of science, what we desperately need in America is support for science and science education because they offer real solutions to many of our most pressing challenges.

It's a good idea to be sure that you're dealing with bossiness from the coworker rather than occasional misplaced good intentions or someone who is genuinely a good (and needed) organizer or motivator.