Sentence examples for little misguided from inspiring English sources

"I just think they're a little misguided.

Everyone on the planet, at some point in their lives Oh, humans, what sweet little misguided souls you are.

Sometimes they may be a little misguided, but they give the internet a voice that has the potential to be used for good.

The settings ranged from a Tibetan nunnery in India to universities in Italy and the Netherlands to the opulent interior of an English country house, while her narrators were brainy, loquacious and usually a little misguided.

The comparisons to "Crouching Tiger" may be a little misguided, because "Brotherhood" actually feels like an anime version of Michael Mann's "Last of the Mohicans," a New Age marriage of woodsman's empathy and knuckle sandwiches, complete with the hero's paying respectful tribute to a slain animal.

It seems a little misguided to me that such a war chest should be squandered on a one-time refund to customers, or spent on areas where the telecoms are already voluntarily investing billions.

I thought I was staying true to the Arcadian dream, and I thought maybe Carl was being a little bit misguided.

"I won't fault the lads as long as I get effort like that, I just think that for the first 15-20 minutes we were a little bit misguided.

Some of his charitable endeavours may well be a little odd, misguided even, but he appears to be genuinely convinced by his own message of philanthropy and he is disarmingly unguarded.

So, while it's difficult not to see all this as being a bit underhanded, again, as JohnnyLaw points out, painting WhosHere as the "bad guy" may be a little bit misguided.

But, frankly, it's more than a little bit misguided and proves that Tim Molloy of The Wrap isn't the only one who just "doesn't get it".