Sentence examples for misguided affection from inspiring English sources
Gordon Brown's misguided affection for a public private partnership on London's Underground threatens Labour's future electability in the capital.
It's the clearest example of why Joel's love songs resonate with so many people: he expresses absolute conviction in moments of wholly misguided affection.
Meanwhile, the object of my misguided affection had no idea what I was talking about.
A similar dynamic can also be found in certain Shakespearean comedies that feature female characters assuming the guise of men -- and earning the misguided affections of another female character in the process.
Angelo, resenting Cinquenta's incursions on his mother's affections, leaves home in a misguided fit of abandonment and attaches himself to Nestor, whom he sees as loyal and guiding and even fatherly.
But for most of its running time, "Le Brasier Ardent" seems to be following a similarly oneiric, free-associative structure, as the husband finds himself hiring Z (a partner in an exclusive, clandestine detective agency, where the operatives are psychologists as well as investigators) in a misguided attempt to recapture his wife's affections.
Standish, who calls the Hollow Earth theory an "idea that was wrong and changed nothing," laces his research with too much boisterous humor, but he has an engaging affection for his cast of fantasists and misguided visionaries.
Ms. Von Furstenberg, 40, identified with Fernanda, the sensible but misguided heroine of her ensemble cast, and to a lesser extent with the provocative Kate, who toys with the affections of one of her teachers.
It was really misguided".
