Sentence examples for misguided accusation from inspiring English sources

That chilling — and misguided — accusation is the key conclusion of the United Nations investigation, led by Richard Goldstone, into the three-week war last winter.

In spite of her misguided accusations of an "Orwellian persecution of excellence", Ebdon's defence of the use of contextual data in admissions is quite clearly not evidence of his support for social engineering, but rather an acknowledgment that exam results in certain subjects alone paint a rather limited picture of a candidate's ability and aptitude.

Monster Cable is the current target of somewhat misguided accusations because of this lack of understanding.

False and misguided accusations of discrimination undermine the American refugee resettlement program and hurt the important work done by the United Nations and the U.S. resettlement agencies to provide safe haven to the most vulnerable refugees across the globe.

The Dubai government has denied any kind of labour injustices and has stated that the watchdog's (Human Rights Watch) accusations were misguided.

Years of mistakes like this, misguided assumptions and even outright accusations — DaJuan said one Amateur Athletic Union coach told him he was lying about the identity of his father — make the connection a bit unfortunate.

I ask as a person who quailed before this accusation (and its slimy misguided undertones of pederasty) for more than two decades.

Two executives at two networks were reluctant to argue against Fox's position that the rest of the media coverage of the war had relied on misguided evenhandedness, saying that could invite accusations of insufficient patriotism in the current climate.