Sentence examples for strictly misplaced from inspiring English sources

And his loyalty was not strictly misplaced – the movie came through a lot of flack to nab a nomination for best picture.

For their part, Mr. Anderson and other members of Mr. Houstoun's "vocal minority" feel that the council's initiatives -- not just the ban on first-floor offices, but also two town-backed retail projects and an ordinance strictly regulating signs -- stem from misplaced nostalgia.

Public cynicism about official statistics is often misplaced – the UK, like most democracies, strictly limits the ability of governments to influence the production and dissemination of official data, often, no doubt, to the frustration of ministers.

She looks so delighted, so at ease suddenly, that it occurs to me that in all the hullaballoo of Strictly Come Dancing and Phillips's celebrity persona, the thing that has been misplaced, oddly, is her genuine passion for dance.

And misplaced.

The attacks were misplaced.

Their optimism looks misplaced.

market is likely misplaced.

That fear is misplaced.

Such criticisms are misplaced.

"That disparagement is misplaced.