Sentence examples for a sort of misguided from inspiring English sources

In a sort of misguided emulation of John Cheever's swimmer, I have bed-hopped from coast to coast.

A: Sort of.

At intermission, the bemused audience members around me loudly debated their confusion, travelling up all sorts of misguided narrative alleys.

Click here This is not some sort of misguided version of surf and turf.

This is the same sort of misguided thinking that once had people believing revenues trumped profits or clicks outweighed operating costs.

Herder identifies this sort of misguided apriorism in the definition of genres in many areas of interpretation.

This sort of misguided criticism is not unique.

But what strikes me as a far more potent contributor to the housing bubble and its ugly aftermath is quite another sort of misguided government action.

Although he admirably, and sometimes eloquently, refutes much of the blatant prejudice of the Nazi, Jared Taylor is clinging onto some sort of misguided cultural chauvinism when he says that he wants to "preserve my people" and that his "way of life" is "inextricably bound up in a certain kind of biology".

The Expert Delusion is a sort of societal personality disorder defined as the mistaken and misguided belief that what you are saying goes beyond your opinion to be, in fact, fact, a hard reality, the unequivocal truth.

Edgar does this not out of misguided ideological fervor but as a sort of prank that feeds his ego, gives him a sense of secret power and helps him shrug off his past as a fat, ineffectual dweeb.