I must confess to a special fondness for comedies in which the rules of time, space and logic are suspended so that misguided but essentially decent people can straighten themselves out.
Many senators are torn between growing public concern about global warming and industry's contentions that carbon dioxide regulations are misguided, unwieldy and essentially amount to an energy tax.
This isn't the healthiest way to communicate, since you're essentially taking advantage of (and spurring) someone's misguided rebelliousness.
Essentially, the film sets a group of sexy outlaws, however misguided, against the authorities, represented as violent, faceless militia or as bumbling, flabby middle-aged men.
For minister Kirsten John Foy, north-east regional director for the civil rights organization the National Action Network, the policy is the culmination of decades of misguided criminal justice and public safety policy to address essentially what is an economic issue: poverty.
Mr Schröder was misguided in making his first suggestion, but he is essentially right in his second.What connects claims of unfair tax competition to rows over the stability pact is the notion that it is right for Brussels to interfere in national governments' decisions on taxes and spending.
In the 1950s the novel, play and film "The Bad Seed," about an average suburban family that ends up with an evil child, implicitly excused the negligent or misguided ministrations of midcentury parents, arguing that delinquency was essentially a biological quirk beyond their control.
This misguided idea could turn public schools into houses of worship, essentially funded by city government.
The service is essentially dead and your phone, complete with Minnie, Mickey, or Wee Heinrich, a misguided pre-war character that didn't win Disney many friends in the international community.
