Sentence examples for some misdirection from inspiring English sources

So use some misdirection.

The closest the show gets to referring to the current occupant of the Oval Office is with some misdirection by Letterman, who tells Obama that his clear explanation of an issue "makes me so happy you're still President".

And yet, there's some cool misdirection even this early in the week.

There's some fabulous misdirection to keep us happy on a Friday, too.

(Bonnie directs them away with some sly misdirection: "It does look like him, doesn't it?") Then there are those common-enough moments when both halves of a divorce book tables on the same night.

In addition to the two triple stacks, there also happens to be some fun misdirection here, including ACE for "One in a pack," CREASE RESISTANT for "One unlikely to develop clothing lines?" and ATTIC for "Top web developer?" Watch your wallets, as there are two attempts to "Filch" things at 18- and 44 Across.

Poppy, short for Pauline, a pixieish 30-year-old partial to bright blues (as if she were dressing with pieces of sky), is one of his most persuasive optimists, though Mr. Leigh tries to obscure her appeal with some early misdirection.

As with all good magic tricks, this one relies on some clever misdirection.

After some attempted misdirection, Powell finally tells Lane that PPL is being sold.

Like all magic and trick-of-the-eye illusions, faking an orgasm could benefit from some expert misdirection.

But he did discuss the Walter White snowy car scene on the "Breaking Bad Insider Podcast," and it doesn't sound like he conceived it as a fantasy, unless Gilligan is hiding some serious misdirection under his folksy way.