Sentence examples for long misguided from inspiring English sources

This is the same kind of rhetoric Americans have heard from their leaders at every stage of this coun try's long, misguided plunge into the Southeast Asian morass.

A cobbled-together meeting at the White House is the latest chapter in the long, misguided crusade against video games.

They have claimed that the use of DEA in energy sectors has long been misguided for a long period.

America's views of the perniciousness of Cuba, a tiny and struggling place, have long seemed misguided.

None of this means that the centrist strategy of Blue and White is, in the long run, misguided.

Not Because We Are Black Most of us have heard this before They say it as a matter of fact This long held misguided belief It's easy for us because we are black.

It's a buzzword these days -- everyone from Beyoncé to Jessica Williams (who recently did a phenomenal piece on catcalling on The Daily Show) is commenting on the plight of the modern woman -- but so long as misguided and disrespectful things continue to happen to women, I will continue to write about them.

"Is it right that we pay for their care?" But he also said the current debate about long-term care was misguided.

Martin Anderson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, who served as the domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan, says critics of Mr. Bush are misguided because long-term deficits are almost impossible to calculate and because so much depends on the pace of economic growth.

Several lawmakers had warned that the original idea was misguided or had long odds of passing.

I happen to think that Israel's policy has been misguided for a long time and two wrongs do not a right make.