Sentence examples for Misguided notion from inspiring English sources

On the positive side, they can benefit from jurors' misguided notion that science solves crimes, and hence that the absence of crime-solving scientific evidence constitutes a reasonable doubt and grounds for acquittal.

To lean on the Constitution and argue a misguided notion that they are pursuing a higher cause isn't just intellectual dishonesty, it's irresponsible.

Thanks to that misguided notion, we now have a lot of development behind those sea walls.

Some people in baseball have this misguided notion about how some teams should beat other teams.

The misguided notion that time is money actually costs us money.

Referring to Blair, he observes acerbically that "a 'world view' is a dangerous and misguided notion".

In both books, the general populace has only a vague, misguided notion of the magical beasts rampaging through the countryside.

Shudder 1 for the misguided notion that you can keep teachers and parents from talking about something bad that happened.

Is Yuvraj so unpopular with this England side, or were they somehow clinging to some misguided notion of rigid professionalism?

The misguided notion of "what you measure is what you get" has been the mantra for decades.

What the world needed more was a vigorous opposition to neoliberalism and the misguided notion of the end of history.