A pencil that stands out from the bunch
Sometimes one small detail might be off in an item, and it is not such a big deal. Things like little misprints are not so noticeable. So no one would care, for example, if they get a pencil with the print on the wrong side, right?
Well, if you place that pencil with the rest of its companions in a metal box, it will look super off. This is a clear example of how important the context is in judging an error like this. It is not a big deal if it is alone, but here, it feels wrong.
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