Sentence examples for Misguided belief from inspiring English sources

They said his crimes were committed out of a misguided belief he could never be caught.

There was also the misguided belief that Weis might run off to the N.F.L.

Too many parents, and teachers, have a misguided belief that they are friends with schoolchildren.

"All the failed paradises I discovered," he writes, "were founded on the misguided belief of arrival.

Ms. Anthes' blindness to these scientific shortcomings mirrors her misguided belief that genetically engineered animals offer answers to complex problems.

Until recently there was a misguided belief that one should only use second-rate fruit for jam making.

Add to this our misguided belief in free will, and the messy, antagonistic reality of human relationships seems inevitable.

One argument against the Syrians is a misguided belief that all Muslims want to impose Sharia law.

This has led to the misguided belief that the test is unreliable, and causes too much worry to be worth bothering with.

Surgeons used to insist on shaving the area of the body where an operation was to be performed in the misguided belief that it reduced surgical site infections.

The cyclical nature of scientific discovery has played its part, as has the industry's misguided belief that it could "industrialise" the R&D process.