Sentence examples for is somewhat misguided from inspiring English sources

But this focus is somewhat misguided.

But focusing anger at him, or at Andreessen Horowitz, or at Benchmark, or Accel Partners (none of which employ any female general partners, save for Accel's Sonali De Rycker in London), is somewhat misguided.

It is sometimes visualized as the rotation of an object around its own axis (hence the name "spin"), though this notion is somewhat misguided at subatomic scales because elementary particles are believed to be point-like.

While Priestley admits that this idea that London clubbing has suddenly gone to shit is more of a narrative device than an actual lived reality, he's willing to concede that the idea of a golden age is somewhat misguided.

As it happens, those comparisons are somewhat misguided.

To me, it seemed as though my initial sense that the appointments would be the defining moments of my transition was somewhat misguided.

Looking back on their educational experiment in his autobiography, Russell reflects that their approach was somewhat misguided and concludes that "children cannot be happy without a certain amount of order and routine".

He may have been somewhat misguided in identifying those, but that is not the same as being blind to the content of the alternatives.

However, they experienced public confidence in obstetric ultrasound to be somewhat misguided and saw a gap between their own and expectant parents' knowledge about the possibilities and drawbacks of the use of obstetric ultrasound.

Author response: The notion of the partitioning of archaeal genes into two classes with distinct evolutionary provenances seems to be somewhat misguided (this is, of course, very regrettable because it comes from a well-known and, in many ways, still relevant paper of which one of us is the first author: Koonin et al. Mol Microbiol. 1997 Aug 25 4 619 377).

Upon closer inspection, it is a somewhat misguided use of the term "adaptive".