Sentence examples for any misguided from inspiring English sources

On reflection, I do apologise for any misguided inference that you support misogyny or abuse instead of the folk you tweet.

Mercifully, my father has better sense and stays home on election day, intoxicating away any misguided desire to vote.James Moyer Cleveland, Ohio* Letter appears online only.

And in the "poisoned atmosphere" of the debate over the C.I.A.'s interrogation techniques, Mansfield wrote, Martinez could be "vulnerable to any misguided person who believes they need to confront 'torture' directly".

She is scornful of people who prefer other shops than her own and bridles at the mention of any misguided soul who prefers a small town to New York.

Because this is more or less standard procedure in my novel, I wouldn't want knowledgeable readers of your magazine to be under any misguided impressions about my work when they pick up snatches from William Wordsworth, Paul Verlaine, Matthew Arnold, William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, or Stevie Smith.

The degradation of a trait violates any misguided expectations that evolution should always be building everything up, making everything work better, and moving all traits toward perfection.

While these lives obviously cannot be reclaimed, the president-elect could honor their sacrifice by avoiding any similarly misguided wars in the future.

It is not our intention here to suggest that the priority epidemiologists tend to place in the scientific programme and the hierarchy of methods is in any way misguided or misplaced.

But any sensible impatience with a misguided environmental imperialism is beside the point in current tragedy.

Lee Siegel's self-deprecatory sarcasm aside, "Unsafe at Any Read" (Oct . 19 says less about literature than a misguided education.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: "Our curriculum review is not about teaching any kind of misguided nationalism in schools.