Although #AskHerMore is clearly well-intended, the campaign is misguided in assuming that entertainment reporters don't know what they're doing.
For example, one might think that at least one of the former two notions is more fundamental that the latter notion, or that the latter notion is misguided in some way that at least one of the former notions isn't.
The coalition is misguided in the belief that having multiple providers ensures that quality care will be driven through competitiveness.
Gove is misguided in his assertion that the current system encourages students to memorise information that they forget after exams; he also fails to acknowledge that modules are interlinked, with A-levels building on knowledge gained at AS-level.
Furthermore, Mr. Krugman is misguided in his suggestion that the relatively small tax increase is the impetus behind the protests.
Arici believes that the prosecutor is misguided in charging the two electricians with arson, and is convinced that the fire was nothing more sinister than a tragic combination of circumstances.
He feels that Mr. Sharon is misguided in yielding land Israel fought for.
Unless there is a better explanation of such asymmetrical dependencies, it may well be that the theory is misguided in attempting to rest meaning upon them.
Because it seems correct short of counterevidence in particular cases that competent informed choice is the best evidence of a person's values, a justified paternalism must, among other things, have adequate evidence that this assumption is misguided in any given case.
Meanwhile, Melissa Hugel of Mic.com, while describing Belle as "a well-read, intelligent character who resists societal expectations," felt that the character is "misguided" in her ambitions, additionally diagnosing her with Stockholm syndrome.
