Sentences with phrase «of a misnomer really»

A «video resume» is a bit of a misnomer really, because you can't summarize your career history in a video.

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This is somewhat of a misnomer as it's not really cash, but investments in cash - like equivalents.

Rabbi Kerry M. Olitzky, executive director of the Jewish Outreach Institute in New York City, says the notion of calling Hanukkah «minor» really presents a misnomer and it is only a term used when discussing holidays that impart major restrictions on people's behavior.

The term Division of Small Books is really a misnomer, for some of the fifteen books which make up this section are quite lengthy.

«In genetic engineering, «engineering» is really kind of a misnomer because there wasn't a lot of engineering in there,» says Jay Keasling, director of Synberc.

With «Coco» (which is a bit of a misnomer, since it's really Miguel's journey), director Lee Unkrich («Toy Story 3») and screenwriter / co-director Adrian Molina have crafted a timeless and beautiful tale that's classically Pixar: playful, inventive and profound.

But speaking of incoherence, even the very title is a misnomer because there are really only six psychopaths.

And that's where the FF's only big problem lies: the automatic mode is a bit of a misnomer: it's really only semi-automatic, as it won't perform multiple full - throttle downshifts.

Margot — Right, and much has been made of the point that it's really a misnomer to call it * self * publishing when so often the whole community is involved.

The name is really a bit of a misnomer because it is really two separate tests.

«Some people argue that the term «Greenhouse Effect» is a misnomer because the walls of a greenhouse really prevent mixing with cold outside air.

However, this is a bit of a misnomer, as they are not really a type of insurance.

Ontario's family court judges — sensitive to fathers» protests of unfair treatment — appear to have made significant strides in granting joint custody, but the term is really a misnomer.

The term Reverse Exchange is therefore really a misnomer because it actually consists of: (1) a parking transaction where either the replacement property or the relinquished property is acquired and held or parked by the Exchange Accommodation Titleholder; and (2) a simultaneous tax - deferred like - kind Exchange (not a true Reverse Exchange) occurs either at the beginning (Exchange First Structure) or at the end (Exchange Last Structure) of the Reverse Exchange transaction.

«To repair a driveway is sort of a misnomer; you can't really repair concrete because the patch looks worse than the crack.