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Hume offers various criticisms, but a particularly fundamental objection is that Hobbes adopts a misguided order of explanation.

"A Scientist's Misguided Crusade," by Joe Nocera (column, March 5), was a misguided critique of one of world's leading climate scientists.

It will give you a misguided sense of confidence.

Bert (Matt Oberg) is an insufferable author with a misguided sense of his own importance.

But focusing on the United States gives a misguided sense of the relative importance of U.S. biodiversity.

After that he looked ever more a misguided favorite of his coach.

A misguided waste of money, said several shareholders, who lobbied to derail Mr Seifert's plan.

Ideological interpretations of Pomponazzi (§ 6, "Influence") have led to a misguided view of him as a forerunner of modern currents of thought, a sort of empiricist avant la lettre, whose explanations remain entirely within natural boundaries.

Modern poetry for Sartre is, in the final analysis, a misguided use of language.

Unless there is a better explanation of such asymmetrical dependencies, it may well be that the theory is misguided in attempting to rest meaning upon them.

(Here's a good explanation of why).