Sentence examples similar to matter misguided from inspiring English sources

I shouldn't have been surprised, even if his woundedness on this matter was misguided.

"I thought we were having a relationship, no matter how misguided and naive that might be".

A few expressed relief that Muriel Spark's many fans hadn't voted for one of her weaker books as a matter of misguided faith.

Attempts to present the veil as a tool of empowerment, she writes, "rest on a dubious post-modernist conception of power according to which whatever a woman undertakes to do is liberating as long as she thinks that she is engaged in some form of 'resistance' or self-assertion, no matter how misguided".

But if it comes to a choice between an expensive and nebulous new "partnership" between ghetto schools and universities, and a simple restoration of the preferences that prevailed in the past, past practice (no matter how misguided) is likely to emerge the victor.

Petitioning a company for change, when one could argue that, in fact, it's leading others in the industry who are less-than-forthcoming on the matter, seems misguided at best.

He had faith that people were basically good, no matter how misguided and fearful.

They would not betray their friends or their own innocent ideals, no matter how misguided they may have been.

However, the way to combat homophobia is not to deny parents the opportunity to have the sort of children they desire -- no matter how misguided their motives.

Isn't part of some of their anger fueled by a frustration of not feeling welcome or having a sense of belonging, no matter how misguided?

It's not just a matter of misguided government spending, though; it's an issue with real moral gravity to it.