a red herring

"The blame put on China, Brazil and India is nothing but a red herring to distract people's attention from the real problem, " he said.

Then finally to a red herring, and then only on the rest of my small and a little hint of the Secretary of the reaction.

That was just a red herring to lull you into a false sense of security while I made my plans.

The next instruction is a bit of a red herring, at least as far as this article is concerned.

He said it was a "red herring" to try now and claim that this was some shocking new revelation.

And with our hyper-consumption of those animals producing greenhouse gases and heart disease, kindness might just be a bit of a red herring.

Inflation numbers, due out on Thursday, look like a red herring.

This point of view certainly has some truth, but rather a red herring, ". "

Incidentally a 'furphy' is an Australian term for a red herring or false report.

Calculation is a red herring in engineering - what's important is an architectural understanding of space.

Still, many physicists pointed out it could yet prove to be a red herring.

Four little Indian boys going out to sea; A red herring swallowed one and then there were three.

Four little black boys going out to sea, A red herring swallowed one, and then there were three.

He says the threat of dangerous quakes is a "red herring" that has slowed investment, particularly federal money.

Such regeneration will, of course, do nothing to help Cornwall or Belfast, but that is a red herring.

That's a red herring to try to discredit necessary rules and regs established to protect us from ourselves.

A "red herring" is a distraction, something that takes attention away from the real issue.

The ethics argument is a red herring, and not a particularly sustainable one.

A "red herring" diverts attention from the main issue.

The WHERE clause is a repeat of this condition and adds a red herring of "product number in (1 through 10). "

Information that is used to draw attention away from the real facts of asituatoinsituation is called a red herring.

This apparent conflict between scenic beauty and biodiversity on one hand and economic development on the other is a red herring.

Information that is used to draw attention away from the real facts ofthe a situation is called a red herring.

Even Britain's trade deficit with Europe is a red herring.

A red herring swallowed one, and then there were three.

The current debate on a European SDRM is therefore a red herring.

This story is a red herring to divert public attention from this issue.

Companies make a religion of security, but this is largely a red herring.

His critics say his emphasis on the past 10 years is a red herring.

This is a red herring.