Sentence examples for a bit misguided from inspiring English sources

Perhaps our choice of tropical island holiday had been a bit misguided.

Even then the optimism of the England fans, who deliriously sang that the Ashes were coming home as Nasser Hussain and Graham Thorpe put on a fourth-wicket stand of 288 in the first Test at Edgbaston – Australia having won the toss, chosen to bat and lost seven wickets before 50 runs were on the board – always felt a bit misguided.

"If the motivation is purely financial I think it's a bit misguided.

"We work entirely out of pocket and don't put up any kinds of advertisements, added software, subscriptions or anything like that". In LaFrance's opinion, "To say Popcorn Time performs a public service, I think is a bit misguided.

Obviously a compromise between size and usability must be made, but battery life is one of the most important specs on a phone, so it's at this point that I feel the research may be a bit misguided.

"By tying the Arizona-New Mexico border directly to the southwestern corner of Colorado," Hubbard writes, "Congress ensured our right as Americans to travel to the Four Corners National Monument and put one foot or hand into each of four different states". But as it turns out, the many Americans who have since done so may have been a bit misguided.

I thought I was staying true to the Arcadian dream, and I thought maybe Carl was being a little bit misguided.

"I won't fault the lads as long as I get effort like that, I just think that for the first 15-20 minutes we were a little bit misguided.

So, while it's difficult not to see all this as being a bit underhanded, again, as JohnnyLaw points out, painting WhosHere as the "bad guy" may be a little bit misguided.

Regardless of your general disposition toward the president, let's make sure your anger isn't just a little bit misguided.

Well, when thought about analytically, the idea of aligning Pre-K curriculums to the PKFCC actually appears to be a bit ethically misguided.