Dr Sharie Coombes, a child and family psychotherapist, was a primary school headteacher when Palmer's book came out, implementing early years policies which she said felt "misinformed, abusive and dangerous to children's wellbeing, confidence and long-term learning attitudes".
"It's a horribly brutal scenario," said Jens Langeneke, who along with some team-mates and the coach Norbert Meier – "I've never gone down, believe me, it doesn't feel good" – had been misinformed about Schmelzer's supposed equaliser for Dortmund.
By contrast, mine was downright contentious for a few moments when Hessel felt like my movie misinformed people about climate change.
Flash! Citizens who think they are getting the facts are instead ingesting data that just makes them feel good, keeping them perpetually misinformed and keeping whatever bad feelings which might result from any truthful analysis at bay.
Though Brian was impressed with Obama's over-all stance on transparency, she felt that he might be misinformed about some of the current leak cases.
But they share a tendency to beat up their manservants when they feel they are being disrespected or misinformed.
(The whole anchovy came later; and don't let a snooty, misinformed waiter make you feel stupid if you don't want some skanky little dead fish laid to rest atop your salad).
"Before I got into [the industry], I too was misinformed, and now I feel a responsibility to help shed light on what escorting is and who escorts are".
It's one thing to grasp how much fake news -- much of it directed by Russia -- with its bilious lies directed particularly at Hillary Clinton -- misguided and misinformed the electorate, and feel churned by the fact of America's gullibility.
I had been tricked, misinformed, and misled; I felt susceptible to it happening again.
