Sentence examples for just as misguided from inspiring English sources

A new stereotype of autistic people as brainiacs, endowed with quirky superminds, is just as misguided as the old assumption that autistic people are mentally disabled, Sonne says.

The reaction by the left to Elena Kagan's nomination to the Supreme Court is just as misguided as the reaction by the right, and for the same reason.

I can't think of anything that would be more destructive to a university and its students.The mayor is correct on both scores: the city's heavy-handed interference with academic matters at Brooklyn College is just as misguided as the mission of BDS.

The cult of nature is just as misguided as the cult of reason; each is the reflection of the other.

However, I suspect she is just as misguided as the men who brought you Magic Mike as to what heterosexual women really find seductive.

The notion that Trump can intimidate Mueller, like he intimidates Reincey, seems just as misguided as the idea that Trump could make James Comey and Russiagate go away by firing Comey.

Maybe she would have enjoyed cinematic anti-social glee and movie anarchy just as much as a misguided race-war entitled Helter Skelter designed by a criminal megalomaniac who believed The Beatles were speaking directly to him.

You sir, are as misguided as they come.

For just as these misguided arbiters of the mainstream view an adult entertainment star as an anathema to the political process so too do they view the dishwasher, the cashier or the bus driver.

It was a relief that Hanson's views were directly challenged, not as just misguided and racist, but for feeding a toxic atmosphere that vilified all Muslims.

It would be easy to dismiss Beisner and his friends, like Rush Limbaugh, as just misguided members of the fringe, if conservative politicians who receive donations from the oil and gas industry didn't use their talking points.