Sentence examples for misguided by the from inspiring English sources

"She was just a regular American woman who was misguided by the people who just wanted to use her because she's American".

Quackery disguised as science can have a destructive effect on a country already deep in trouble, on a people profoundly misguided by the populist rhetoric of most of their politicians.

Bradford fans asked if Villa were available to "play them every week" but that boast could sound misguided by the time the second leg at Villa Park has finished.

Unless properly designed prospective clinical trials are done to evaluate the safety of the various ADHF regimens, clinicians might continue to be misguided by the beneficial short-term effects at the expense of long-term mortality and morbidity.

And despite being stonewalled and misguided by the environmental agencies he'd admired, he is "an optimist.

And if the soul is often misguided by the body, that is not surprising.

Contrary to Dennis B. Ross's description of an apt American policy toward Iran, the policy is misguided by virtue of the sheer failure to produce any hard evidence that indicates Iran's breach of its nonproliferation treaty obligations.

Due to the high noise sensitivity of Viterbi algorithm, the Viterbi search may be easily misguided by noise in the audio input.

I made a number of budding friendships, but was misguided by impatience for the potential in those relationships to grow.

Sara Blakely launched her Spanx underwear business, with its "Don't worry, we've got your butt covered" slogan, having been rejected as totally misguided by everyone in the industry.

It also suggests that while the program received the approval of then-Vice President Dick Cheney, then-National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice and others in the Bush administration, those officials were misguided by inaccurate information that the CIA provided to the White House.