Sentence examples for such a misfire from inspiring English sources
Bad openers are another Cannes tradition, so it wasn't much of a surprise that "Blindness" is such a misfire.
Of course, I'm not arguing that the show shouldn't kill off key characters -- Season 4 was ultimately such a misfire because it gave us a bunch of reasons that Clay should die, then the show didn't kill him off.
Since we have little guidance on how such a misfire could happen or in what direction it would affect the poll results, we try to adjust for the chance of misfires by adding completely random noise to the model that reduces the certainty of the estimates.
This clumsy attempt to appeal to the youth vote is such a pathetic misfire you really have to wonder whether the Democrats are the ones publicizing it.
Without the wry, genre-savvy smarts of Tarantino or the propulsive drive of someone such as David Ayer, this is a misfire on every conceivable level.
We may have arrived at a world in which it can be jokingly suggested that the word "feminism" be banned — however badly such a joke may have misfired.
After two political misfires in such a short time, Japan looks increasingly incapable of producing strong leadership despite facing a host of pressing issues, from the rise of neighboring China to crucial upcoming domestic elections.
Lanthimos is such a distinctive film-maker and nothing he does is without interest – but this is a misfire.
These specify that cars' onboard diagnostics must not only monitor misfires, but must also detect whether the misfires occurred in a single cylinder or more than one.A misfire is usually sensed by a small dip in acceleration, but with large engines such as the Econoline's V10 or the DB9's V12, it is difficult to discriminate between a fire and a misfire amid the noise of vibration.
