Sentence examples for for being misguided from inspiring English sources

But as a British Jew, I found it particularly depressing watching diaspora Jews questioning Israeli actions and rhetoric be shouted down by others, who laid into them for being misguided, brainwashed, self-hating or traitors.

Civil liberty advocates, progressives, and staffers at HuffPost criticized students for being misguided in their activism against the would-be guest speakers.

The 22-year-old YouTuber, who boasts 15 million subscribers and is popular with tweens, apologized for being "misguided by shock and awe".

The attempt to think of God as a perfect being is misguided for another reason as well.

It was obvious in October, if not earlier, that the Jets' trade for Tebow was misguided.

Talk of them re-deploying to the south, for example, is misguided.

Many European leaders are tired of Mr Sarkozy's rudeness, and think Mrs Merkel's drive for austerity is misguided.

And so while Gutman's diagnosis of the problem rings true, his fix for it is misguided.

Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive, also won the crowd over when he said that attempts by other political leaders to find new revenue for schools were misguided because the real problem lay in an apparent unwillingness to cut costs.

But some experts believe a new "dash for gas" is misguided.

These are indeed different times to be an entrepreneur or an investor, which is why the SEC staff's recommendation (detailed in its study released in late December) to adjust the accredited investor definition for inflation is misguided.