Sentence examples for such misdirection from inspiring English sources

A final complication is the savvy first baseman who "cheats," that is, tries to fool the umpire by lifting his foot off the bag just before he snags the throw, suggesting by such misdirection that the ball arrived sooner than it did and possibly gaining an extra split-second of umpire judgment.

But in such misdirection lies the appeal of the loosely defined group, which has been responsible for upwards of 80 releases of shuddering, dystopian beats since they first formed May of last year.

How often such misdirection occurs is unknown, even to the government; the DEA official said the agency does not track what happens with tips after the SOD sends them to agents in the field.

The return to daily journalism soon proved a mistake the biggest fiasco in a career that included few such misdirections or failures.

Despite this, he made broad statements such as "misdirection frequently takes the form of charging companies for keywords and threatening to divert their customers to a competitor if they fail to pay adequately for keywords".

She says they are now often seeking power over their environment through misdirection, such as continually making and destroying Facebook accounts, or steganography, a cryptographic term for hiding things in plain sight by obscuring their true meaning.

And some of these, a tiny radical minority, may go so far as to plot carefully, and execute fearlessly, a suicidal slaughter of thousands of innocents in the name of Allah.Yet such a calamitous misdirection of energy can occur only under certain conditions.

And he is such a master of misdirection.

Such accuracy could, therefore, make misdirection unnecessary for master magicians performing this particular trick.

For not only was there numbness but also misdirection: soft materials such as tissues felt rough and abrasive, heavy towels seemed like cotton wool or silk.

These same elites, through their corporate-owned media subsidiaries, have pit members of the middle class (on the left and the right) against each other, using a brilliant, decades-long campaign of misdirection, fuelled by such quaint and memorable phrases as "the death tax".