Sentence examples for consider misguided from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Chavez's death he has kept the Chavismo legacy alive, a move welcomed by those who have benefitted from the reduction in inequality and poverty but much to the chagrin of those who believe the country has been driven into ruin by 16 years of what they consider misguided policies.

Children and youth who said they were gay were considered misguided, delusional and in need of psychiatric attention.

His style of argument was always clear and often bristly; he never hesitated to lash out at writers he considered misguided (including me).

But Congress, under pressure to take action against the theft of intellectual property, is considering misguided legislation that would strengthen China's Great Firewall and even bring major features of it to America.

It was a presumptuous claim in the first place that the unknown and untested Conservation League could protect the threatened natural resources of the coastal plain by fighting what its founders considered misguided growth.

Much as I like RCTs, having run and published the results of dozens over my career, I consider this view misguided surrender to the tyranny of trial design.

Even under the most charitable assessment, such a view of adaptive evolution must be considered deeply misguided.

Other than golf, he considers exercise misguided, arguing that a person, like a battery, is born with a finite amount of energy.

The frustration that she and the inmates had with the show was not that it was filmed at the Riverhead facility but with what they consider the misguided policies of the Suffolk County authorities.

American executives and trade officials have expressed fears that such an approach could fragment global markets in high-tech products in what they consider a misguided protectionist attempt by Beijing to give Chinese producers an edge.

Some philosophers who belong to the naturalistic camp consider this approach misguided because they think that it is unreliable and liable to produce results that merely reflect our own cultural and social biases.