The phrase "at the misguided" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to individuals who are misguided, but the phrase lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The discussion focused on the actions taken at the misguided, leading to further confusion."
Alternatives: "among the misled" or "with the confused".
Like W., Bill Clinton had an awkward final act supporting Gore, even though Gore was distancing himself from Clinton, and Bubba was chafing at the misguided Gore campaign.
The sanctions were not directed at the North Korean people but at the "misguided and malign priorities of their government", she said.
She said the sanctions were not directed at the North Korean people but at the "misguided and malign priorities of their government".
I'm not surprised at the misguided propaganda or the pathologizing of transgender people by this President, the Republican party, or conservative thought in general.
A recent court defeat has left Atlanta howling that its enemies, including Alabama and Florida, are trying to choke off the city's prosperity, if not out of sheer spite then at least the misguided notion that jobs and money would flow to them instead.
But if we listen to where people are at -- including the misguided but ultimately hurting like the rest of us Tea Party followers -- there are other deep and palpable resentments we could mobilize instead.
Many of us at MIT have read the "Hellmouth High" article at slashdot.org, which printed comments from students who felt isolated or ostracized at their schools, and the misguided reaction from some adults.
Camp Hell/Hope centres on a Bible camp in the New Jersey suburbs where demonic forces are at work due to the misguided ministrations of the resident fundamentalist preacher, played by X-Men star Bruce Davidson.
And how is it possible that no one, at any point of the misguided Popchips process-from the conceptualizers, to the makeup artists, to the agents, to the editors, to the sound guys, to the intern bringing Mr. Kutcher his coffee-said to themselves, "Hey, maybe this isn't the best idea…" So why, you might wonder, are we so outraged now?
But these events are, at the least, misguided and offensive, and it is painful to see squirming senior Tories trying to argue otherwise.
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