Sentence examples for misguided controversy from inspiring English sources

(The misguided controversy over "The Wolf of Wall Street" is a prime example of what filmmakers fear).

Just listen to the guffaws the once-credible MIA now incites after one-too-many politically misguided Twitter controversies ("I'm going down to the riot," she tweeted last week, "to hand out tea and Mars bars").

He speculates that our obsession with obesity is a misguided and manufactured controversy foisted on us by the multibillion dollar weight loss industry and Big Pharma.

The battle for, and pursuit of, post-conflict justice in Libya has been rife with missed opportunities, misguided decision-making and controversy.

Unfortunately, though FaceApp has already endured its own controversy, its misguided efforts to correct them… aren't a great look.

In a misguided effort to avoid more controversy, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey enveloped the project in secrecy, essentially shutting the public out of the design process.

The 2006 series caused controversy for the misguided information presented in "Silent Killer" (2006), which suggested a link between TETRA radio emissions and motor neurone disease.

Some independent experts, though, say the controversy over deregulation is misguided.

Warren's misguided efforts to definitively address the controversy have now severely backfired.

The congressman is hardly the first politician to be embroiled in controversy due to inappropriate, misguided, or "accidental" tweets.

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.