Sentence examples for misguided call from inspiring English sources
But Eastwood does not encourage speculation about the lie which led Kyle to Iraq, and I doubt the hordes who have flocked to American Sniper were much interested in it, either; they've proven far more apt to interpret the film as a misguided call to Islamophobia.
At about 2AM you make a misguided call to a friend from back home.
Little Bobby Hutton following Cleaver's misguided call for an armed war on cops after MLK's death, and meeting his own.
The lack of appreciation of the forthcoming "demographic drag" is resulting in misguided calls to avoid spending cuts, in the hope that growth will magically appear and become self-sustaining.
"Today, Americans face a host of new protectionist activity, including threats to withdraw from trade agreements, misguided calls for new tariffs in response to trade imbalances, and the imposition of tariffs on washing machines, solar components, and even steel and aluminum used by US manufacturers," said the letter, which was organized by the National Taxpayers Union.
What's more, it could even be the subject of a thoughtful – if misguided – judgment call.
That game stands as a monument to Cowboys mistakes, mental lapses and misguided play-calling.
The New York City Fire Department responded to a misguided campaign called "Merit Matters" with a misguided ban on "material presenting opinions or viewpoints" anywhere in the city's firehouses.
What is usually, with a misguided anthropomorphism, called the will of God is in fact nothing other than this unchanging natural order.
Roger Cohen ("Something from nothing," Globalist, Dec. 18) is misguided in calling for President Obama to do "nothing" with Iran, to choose "inertia" over action.
To the Editor: The dangerously misguided game called the arms race, along with the heavy-handed foreign policy practices of the Bush administration, are history.
