Sentence examples for it is misguided to think from inspiring English sources

While all these aspects constitute progress, it is misguided to think that they combine to create urban sustainability.

Pointing to the financial fair play rules introduced in 2013, Fox says it is misguided to think a wealthy benefactor could replace Lerner and transform Villa's fortunes.

It is misguided to think that we will be able to identify single genes or a single combination of genes that underlie morality and moral behavior.

"It's misguided to think that everything a professional lab can do will also be possible in a home setting".

Pope Francis has not attempted to change much at all with regard to Catholic teaching, and it's misguided to think that he would even try.

"We think it is misguided to be giving away money on increases in higher thresholds for the personal allowance and 40p rate, which we estimate will cost around £2bn," said the Resolution Foundation chief economist, Matthew Whittaker.

"I was surprised, I was dismayed, I think it is misguided, I think it is ironic.

It is not wholly misguided to think that you are responsible for your own ailment, that you are doing it to yourself — it's just that the idea of the self becomes strange.

Fairtrade coffee, like the organic produce sold in supermarkets, is used by retailers as a means of identifying price-insensitive consumers who will pay more, he says.As with organic food, the Fairtrade movement is under attack both from outsiders who think it is misguided and from insiders who think it has sold its soul.

We've all read that Kim Bodnia's out, but is it so misguided to think he might allow himself one cheeky prison-visiting-hours cameo?

Of course, the uncomfortable truth is that in Britain it's not against any law to be so stupid, cruel and misguided to think "Hitler was right", or "It's not rape if she's drunk".