Sentence examples for is surely misguided from inspiring English sources

Any teacher who teaches only to the test, or any district that tries limiting its teachers to doing so, is surely misguided.

If they calculate that Scotland will be persuaded to renounce what devolution it has and return to the full embrace of the Union Parliament, they are surely misguided.

The Great Society was surely misguided in many ways, but liberal altruism was an adult impulse; the contemporary politics of selfishness is more childlike, policy doctrine a la "Lord of the Flies".

If state-based investors play an ever bigger role in global capital markets, that protectionist drift may become irresistible.Many of the politicians' fears about foreign investors are surely misguided.

This is surely a misguided move and, given that Bailey is on her way out, a disgraceful one.

(One colleague's interpretation of "Titus Andronicus" is "surely as misguided as it is honorable". Another's suggestion that "Hamlet" contains an allusion -- a sort of buried advertisement -- to "Julius Caesar" is "bright but unlikely").

That is sorely misguided.

The misguided crusading zeal of Mr Blair and Mr Bush was surely a factor in the current Iraq crisis.

This is profoundly misguided.

Unfortunately, this is entirely misguided.

It is downright misguided.