Sentence examples for has misguided from inspiring English sources

"It is not like that, someone has misguided you," he said.

De Morais continued: "He is a dictator who is not as flamboyant as the ordinary African dictators and this has misguided many people in Africa.

Despite its widely broadcast propaganda campaign against Falun Gong, China has moved quietly in its ban of Zhong Gong, charging that the group has misguided people and closing dozens of Zhong Gong schools around the country.

Furthermore, the report goes into great detail how Iran has misguided, evaded and denied international inspectors access to key sites.

As men took over farming and began to plow the ground, a metaphor that has misguided the human experience more profoundly than any other emerged and proved to be all but irresistible.

To me, while Fox News' neoconservative constituency usually has misguided ideas about how to secure our country, they at least understand that it is important.

It is Flynn and Stephen Bannon who have misguided Trump and brought us into the darkest period in U.S. history.

I followed Paul all week and saw no sign of the resentment he is suspected of harboring (he was banned from a Jewish Republican Coalition event for having "misguided and extreme views" on Israel).

First, if you are looking to build your own app you might have misguided expectations about the cost of development to say nothing of the ongoing total cost of ownership.

This doctrine may well have misguided the palaeobotanical search for angiosperm ancestors and influenced interpretations of early fossil angiosperms, including Archaefructus (Wang and Zheng 2012).

Even before the so-called Prism scandal and its associated revelations from whistle-blower and ex-CIA employee Edward Snowden, we had misguided views.