Sentence examples for a profoundly misguided from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair, Britain's prime minister, argued that trying to build up Europe as a counterweight to the United States was a profoundly misguided and dangerous idea.The very fact that the EU was divided over Iraq might have been expected to dishearten the Euro-nationalists, and initially it did.

When a TV adaptation of "The Man in the High Castle" first premièred, on Amazon, in late 2015, a profoundly misguided promotional campaign decorated New York City subway cars in the iconography of Nazi Germany and imperial Japan, forcing passengers to get a taste of life in the show's alternate world.

Evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne describes this book as "a profoundly misguided critique of natural selection" and "as biologically uninformed as it is strident".

The Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition has argued that this manner of drilling is a profoundly misguided step which endangers Lake Vostok and other subglacial lakes in Antarctica (which some scientists are convinced are inter-linked with Lake Vostok).

Quackery disguised as science can have a destructive effect on a country already deep in trouble, on a people profoundly misguided by the populist rhetoric of most of their politicians.

Hedy Weiss wrote in the Sun-Times "Really, what could Steppenwolf have been thinking?," saying the play "sends out a slew of profoundly misguided messages to its impressionable viewers".

Conventions since have worked from that document, most recently in 1998, when leaders pledged to work toward a "drug free" world within ten years, a commitment seen by some as "profoundly misguided".

It's a seemingly pointed comment, but one so profoundly misguided that it speaks louder about those making the charge, than the charge itself.

This is profoundly misguided.

But what if this is profoundly misguided?

A government-backed scheme designed to help encourage transgender and gay teachers into senior positions has been labelled "profoundly misguided".