Sentence examples for misguided complaint from inspiring English sources

This misguided complaint will only further enflame tensions between the world's two largest democracies over an issue we all support: deploying more clean energy.

That has been an annual, misguided complaint for the past hundred years.

NPR radio and PBS television — a separate entity that had nothing to do with this controversy but was still flooded with misguided complaints about unfairness — are vitally important sources of information in the nation's healthily cacophonous democracy.

What such rhetoric – and the misguided legal complaint – ignores is that the halal industry is far more commercial than cultural, and aims at thousands of French people outside the country's five million strong Muslim community.

The groups called the complaint "misguided" in a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman on Wednesday.

It has squandered some of its goodwill with customers, who now feel misguided, with their complaints ignored.

But David V. Mastran, the company's chief executive, dismissed such complaints as misguided or rare.

While Mr. Obama has frequently been criticized for prioritizing other parts of the world over Africa — and for barely visiting sub-Saharan Africa as president before the trip that ended Tuesday — others said such complaints were misguided.

In recent months, there's been some hand-wringing about a "Series A Crunch" — namely, a glut of startups raising seed and angel funding, then struggling once they need a proper Series A. But in a recent interview, 500 Startups founder Dave McClure said those complaints are misguided.

This complaint is also extremely misguided.

call Romário misguided, and more neutral observers can find his complaints a bit shrill.