red herring造句
1, Neither fish nor good red herring.
2, He deliberately threw a red herring into the conversation.
3, Female speaker I think it's a red herring.
4, According to Mattel, antitrust issues were a red herring.
5, The holocaust is an immense and vile red herring.
6, Meg's determination not to see her; her red herring about the mysterious proposal of marriage.
7, His racial theory was almost certainly a red herring, 5 but the notion of selective mate choice was not.
8, A red herring swallowed one then there were three.
9, The subsidies debate is a red herring.
10, A red herring swallowed one, and then there were three.
11, A red herring swallowed one, and the beatles 1 then there were three.
12, She was drawing a red herring across the path on purpose.
13, The Prime Minister's reference to unemployment was a red herring.
14, Neither fish nor flesh ( nor good red herring ).
15, This story is a red herring to divert public attention from this issue.
16, The ethics argument is a red herring, and not a particularly sustainable one.
17, As Dr Smith left he said that the inquiry was something of a red herring.
18, Look, the situation in French agriculture is just a red herring. We're here to discuss the situation in this country.
19, Mr. Renton I disagree with my hon. Friend about the agencies being neither fish nor fowl nor good red herring.
20, However, in this cosmic game of whodunit, jumping to the conclusion that "another" comet was to blame for the 2009 impact turns out to have been a red herring.
21, This point of view certainly has some truth, but rather a red herring, ". "
22, The final prospectus sent by underwriters to prospective investors following filing of the registration statement and the red herring .
23, As for the left-eyed and right-eyed flatfish, their difference, however striking, appears to be an evolutionary red herring.
24, Whenever he got in a difficulty, he would pull a red herring across the track.
25, I like to imagine a world in which neither fish, flesh nor good red herring common.
26, His critics say his emphasis on the past 10 years is a red herring.