Sentence examples for is very misguided from inspiring English sources

The fear that certain portions of the human mind would be replaced or displaced is very misguided.

Detractors of the ACA perhaps see this as something of a vindication, but the details behind this story suggest that is very misguided.

Two-time MVP point guard Steve Nash, who in 2003 became the first athlete to go on record against the Iraq war said, "I think the law is very misguided.

In the nineteen-thirties, the initial policy response was very misguided.

Told of Mr. Bush's comment on Wednesday that he was "very misguided and ill informed" on Monday when he said the rich nations had become "stingy" in helping the world's poor, Mr. Egeland said he had never meant to imply that the United States was not being generous in the current crisis.

But the idea that it would happen overnight in Christmas 2010 was very misguided and that also caused us dearly.

Fitz: I think it was very misguided and frustrating.

If Princeton succumbs to this pressure it will be very misguided.

Decades of archaeological research worldwide, including several important sites in South Africa (which has the earliest evidence for modern humans exploiting marine resources dating back to 160 kya) [see e.g., 77], [78], has shown this to be very misguided assumption [see 79], [80 for detailed discussions of early human use of aquatic resources].

The line between idealism and idiocy is very fine, and their misguided Zoe's Ark project was about as far on the wrong side of that line as it's possible to be.

But watching the degrading of society's values and traditions with the introduction of misguided laws is very frustrating.