Sentence examples for less misguided from inspiring English sources

No less misguided was Kant, who proposed that we order lunch in such a manner that if everybody ordered the same thing the world would function in a moral way.

"The notion that they were the best actors for the roles of Jackie and Veronica is certainly less misguided than the idea that I should replace Mark Sanchez as quarterback of my beloved New York Jets.

Those politicians who, in the face of all contrary evidence, stubbornly see the drugs as the problem are no less misguided than the addicts who see drugs as the solution.

For this reason, it is no less misguided to ask "why are there still populations of teosinte now that domesticated maize has evolved?" than "why are there still apes now that humans have evolved?"; Gregory 2008b).

For others, like McCain, it seems more genuine but no less misguided.

At the same time, there is a valid, if lesser, risk in removing the Confederate monuments: the possibility that their absence is too neatly exculpatory — that future generations may know little about the acts of inhumanity that took place in the South, and even less about the misguided impulse that glorified those incidents for more than a century.

And South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma, is less prone than his misguided predecessor, Thabo Mbeki, to treat Mr Tsvangirai like dirt.

Pippin The Menier Chocolate Factory revival of the Stephen Schwartz musical "Pippin" is pretty silly, too, its rabidly misguided concept less brave than collegiate; someone should have said no.

Most of the Hispanic population was born in the US, but Delgado said that because most Latin American countries have nationalized healthcare, the community is less susceptible to the misguided stigma against vaccines.

Connery clearly did a superb job of turning Ian Fleming's character into an indelible film icon, and rarely put a foot wrong (although the less said about his misguided return in Never Say Never Again, the better).

Who would ever believe something so misguided, much less want to expose their spite to the world?