Sentence examples for misguided conviction from inspiring English sources

Another classic conundrum is the sometimes misguided conviction that in order to progress in academe, you must spend your postdoc in a big, well-funded research group, says Carla (not her real name), a biologist who completed a five-year postdoc at a prestigious private university.

As a filmmaker Mr. Belvaux shares some of Bruno's grim, misguided conviction.

In our fervor, we can pass along that misguided conviction, playing the knave- and making fools of others.

"His misguided conviction that the 'faction' had espoused violence as its primary method of opposition, for example, kept him from recognizing the radicals' peace-keeping efforts....Equally dangerous, Bernard's elaborate accounts were sometimes built on insubstantial evidence".

For Beck, it was the misguided conviction that he could go on national television and denounce the President of the United States as a "racist" who has a "deep-seated hatred for white people".

But to the Republicans who are coming together quite nicely behind Trump - whether out of misguided conviction or craven expediency - you can go on being Republicans and calling yourselves Republicans.

However misguided, its conviction cannot be doubted.

Isolationist, power-hungry politicians, on both sides of the Atlantic, foster a misguided radicalizing conviction to guarantee their dominance.

The first — "Darwin's Black Box" (1996), which purported to make the scientific case for "intelligent design" — was enlivened by a spark of conviction, however misguided.

I consider these defenders of the sanctity of human life from conception to be misguided; but no doubt they are just as sincere in their convictions as defenders of animals.

"Longford" shows that however misguided its hero may have been at times, he willingly paid the price of his convictions.