Sentence examples for felt misguided from inspiring English sources

My curiosity about what had really occurred felt misguided, a little unsophisticated, and, like the eagerness for mild slander that's dislodged after a glass and a half of wine, impossible to contain.

But the humor often falls flat, and the focus on the redemption of these lost souls feels misguided.

Ms. Wood, of course, doesn't feel misguided at all when she substitutes butter for lard, and for her vegan tamales, uses olive oil.

It has squandered some of its goodwill with customers, who now feel misguided, with their complaints ignored.

Tyler's act in particular feels misguided.

But dismissing it as simply another one of Trump's hilarious jokes also feels misguided.

"I am most concerned about the fact that there was an attempt to mould them so that they were corroborative, which I felt was misguided and false," added Watts who maintained there were "significant differences" between Gilligan's report and her own.

Critics also complain that many African leaders feel a misguided sense of solidarity with Mr. Mugabe, 78, who has run Zimbabwe since white rule ended in 1980 and remains a hero to a many black leaders, even though he is increasingly unpopular at home.

She felt this was "misguided and false".

But several series changed little or felt inconsequential or misguided.

Even then the optimism of the England fans, who deliriously sang that the Ashes were coming home as Nasser Hussain and Graham Thorpe put on a fourth-wicket stand of 288 in the first Test at Edgbaston – Australia having won the toss, chosen to bat and lost seven wickets before 50 runs were on the board – always felt a bit misguided.