Sentence examples for misguided attitude from inspiring English sources

"I think the public, even my musicians, has a misguided attitude toward military bands," Mr. Henderson said.

Confronted by his status as a history maker, or by the suggestion that his Olympic participation speaks to a broader truth about society and its misguided attitude towards disabled athletes, McKeever is almost embarrassed.

The only answer I can come up with is that the administrator has a preconceived, misguided attitude toward transgender people.

The fruits of that misguided attitude are, among other things, "an obsession with the law, an absorption with social and political advantages, [and] a punctilious concern for the Church's liturgy, doctrine and prestige".

Rather, failures of understanding will be traceable to various misguided propositional attitudes.

Having begun with a scathing criticism of the corrupting effects of money and misguided servile attitudes towards the wealthy, Clement discusses the implications of.

On the contrary, a belief in decoupling per se could lead to a misguided laissez-faire attitude about the path of CO2 emissions.

Given the discussion last fall, most of it misguided, regarding Godard's attitude toward Jews (a discussion that, I suspect, the release of "Film Socialisme" will rekindle), "Oh, Woe Is Me" is a crucial film to consider, as much intellectually and ideologically as aesthetically.

This misguided and self-centered attitude is what ultimately doomed her campaign.

I think this attitude is misguided, both because there are large and important differences between the Democratic candidates and because electability arguments can be circular, self-fulfilling prophecies.

However, the evidence from this and other studies strongly suggests that this attitude is misguided, and that all forms of delirium should be treated promptly.