Sentence examples for is a bit misguided from inspiring English sources

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Authorities' strategy for holding bankers and Wall Street firms accountable for their role in the financial crisis is a bit misguided, according to Michael Lewis.

"The housing-dependency argument is a bit misguided," says Tim Bond, of Barclays Capital.

Perhaps our choice of tropical island holiday had been a bit misguided.

"If the motivation is purely financial I think it's a bit misguided.

Obviously a compromise between size and usability must be made, but battery life is one of the most important specs on a phone, so it's at this point that I feel the research may be a bit misguided.

Unfortunately, though, you may be a bit misguided in your attempts to do the right thing.

Some of these fears--at least around tools--may be a bit misguided.

Now your dad's lie which seems to fall squarely into the category of what I, as a dad, call "dad jokes"—jokes that are dumb and aren't funny to anyone but the dad, if him might be seen as a kind of playful fictionalizing or storytelling, which just happened to be a bit misguided.

Perhaps the most flattering thing we can say about the new model is that in previous years, you would be a bit misguided to buy an M without also considering a 5 Series whereas now a 5 Series customer should take the time to consider an M. The previous model was not competitive, and the new one is.

Even though it was a bit misguided, the Super Bowl link to sex trafficking got some people talking about an important and horrifying issue that has no place in our world.