| Obviously, the old murder-mystery impetus is there, and the red herrings and shock revelations are being doled out as standard. |
| Groups such as silversides, herrings and anchovies often congregate in feeding shoals numbering in the millions. |
| The weird narrative developments are beginning to feel less like clues and more like red herrings. |
| There are few red herrings to distract you from the inexorable march of the plot. |
| Many academics will talk about productivity and value, and profitability, but these issues are red herrings. |
| Most of the film is spent working very hard to build suspense and distract the audience with red herrings that stop being effective early on. |
