Sentence examples for be a little misguided from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they may be a little misguided, but they give the internet a voice that has the potential to be used for good.

The comparisons to "Crouching Tiger" may be a little misguided, because "Brotherhood" actually feels like an anime version of Michael Mann's "Last of the Mohicans," a New Age marriage of woodsman's empathy and knuckle sandwiches, complete with the hero's paying respectful tribute to a slain animal.

Szkutak's comments do suggest that focusing primarily on the same-day aspect of Amazon's plans, which is how several bloggers responded to the FT story, may be a little misguided.

"I just think they're a little misguided.

Some of them were a little misguided, if not really misguided.

But the idea that spending more will definitely lead to better health is a little misguided.

Marty Richter, a spokesman with AT&T, told The Huffington Post that the protests are "a little misguided".

"Well, that was a little misguided because we're not paid to go there and stall government or not pay our bills".

Hanna received $25,712 in chamber support in 2010 and once said refusing to raise the debt ceiling was "a little misguided because we're not paid to go there and stall government or not pay our bills".

Of course, that was a little misguided; handing out flyers, cannabis seeds and various other bits of anti-prohibition merchandise to lots of people who already agree with you isn't exactly going to have Cameron completely rethinking his stance on pot.  .

Some of his charitable endeavours may well be a little odd, misguided even, but he appears to be genuinely convinced by his own message of philanthropy and he is disarmingly unguarded.