Sentence examples for make the misguided from inspiring English sources

Once we take on shame, we make the misguided decision that our true defective self must be hidden, so we create a new false self to protect us through life.

Men often make the misguided decision that what women want is a super-nice man who helps, gives and accommodates, and they truly believe that life will be more peaceful if they let the woman have her way.

Too many politicians in Washington are still making the misguided claim that we need to cut Social Security in order to reduce the federal deficit.

Between director Tate Taylor, the writers and the editor Michael McCusker, someone made the misguided decision to tell this story not as a straightforward bio film but as a disconcerting series of flashbacks, that feel more random than rhythmic.

He also won't say how he became wealthy enough to pony up $6 million to make "The Room," his misguided passion project, released in theaters for an Oscar-qualifying two weeks in 2003.

Failure to win the Olympics for New York would make the stadium plan look misguided.

In a misguided attempt to make the families of brain-dead patients consent to the posthumous donation of their organs, advocates treat donors like saints.

All three of these men are corrupted and compromised and toiling (in their various, misguided ways) to make the best of an impossible situation.

"You don't get your picture on a local front page for falling in love at a reckless age," she sings on "You Get a Love Song , about making the best of misguided decisions.

The film, affected perhaps by 9/11, makes the terrorists seem more misguided, but paradoxically, it also amplifies their grievances.

2) The emphasis on the differences between GLO1 and other Arabidopsis growth methods also makes the authors draw some misguided interpretations.