Sentence examples for misguided construction from inspiring English sources

The law against bad taste does not appear to apply to architecture, however: while the prime minister rails against a television series for desecrating the past, he and the municipalities under his party's control are busy parodying Turkish history with a slew of misguided construction projects attempting to revive the Ottomans' glory.

Others are still smarting from what they saw as Mr. Obama's misguided demand to freeze construction in the West Bank territories Israel seized in 1967 — which yielded no results — and what they believed was the president's too-swift abandonment of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, a trusted ally.

The obvious implication is any racial offense taken is a matter of construction that misguided black students and their allies are electing to place upon it.

Wang Tao of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Centre for Global Policy, a think-tank in Beijing, calls the airport-construction frenzy "misguided".

It has suffered more than most places from misguided attempts to experiment with council housing construction; the aptly named 1920s Winget method ("let's just winget") of panels made of concrete mixed with ash.

Congress -- by cutting jobs for teachers, firefighters, construction workers, and others through misguided policies like the sequester -- is making things worse.

"The sort of facile blaming of the lack of construction on California's environmental restrictions is misguided," said Professor Borenstein.

In timing that youth advocates say represent the state's misguided priorities, the education funding announcement follows the state's approval of the $30 million construction of a youth jail in Baltimore earlier this week.

(Who didn't love Ginger and her misguided love for that termite-infested money pit or the night the flippers camped out in their house to catch construction site thieves?) It was the No. 1 lifestyle show on the channel.

Goof of misguided kid?

It was really misguided".