Sentence examples for be more misguided from inspiring English sources
Luckily, this last description could not be more misguided.
The Americans' assumption that they have the grand ayatollah in their pocket could not be more misguided.
If she had made a film in which ships were seen to circle the globe and failed to note that the earth was round — because she didn't want to alienate the flat-earthers — she couldn't be more misguided.
And it is this type of teaching and assessment the current secretary of state for education believes will prepare our children for the future; he couldn't be more misguided.
In "Dissing Wall Street" (Financial Strategy, Mar. 1, p. 108) columnist Gary Shilling's advice that companies fold their investor relations departments could not be more misguided.
And this reliance on the past couldn't be more misguided in hiring hourly employees, because it is the skills that matter — speed, good interpersonal skills, memory (for orders), etc.
Compared to the shocking desecration of Cooke's bones, Penguin's decision to reissue this forgotten relic is more misguided than shameful.
As if our culture wasn't stoked up enough on steroids over personal achievement already, the last thing we need in schools are more (misguided) notions promoting hyper-individualism.
The presidential campaigns descended this morning on Iowa, a heavily contested battleground state, as President Bush and Senator John Kerry argued in separate appearances over who was more misguided in the war in Iraq.
For these dissenters such candidates were really more ethnological studies of African peoples than philosophical articulations by them, and their proponents were more misguided in seeming to attribute unconscious, unwritten, and widely shared putative philosophical systems to all of the persons in the particular groups under discussion.
