Sentence examples for misguided critics from inspiring English sources

Clinton's capitulation to misguided critics of the TPP has been sad to watch.

Sadly, a few misguided critics, through their attacks on NBC, have undercut this effort".

The truth is few elite athletes have more misguided critics than LeBron, whose life story embodies the American Dream.

These are accusations that were often and unfairly levelled at Matthew Le Tissier, who was content to spend a distinguished playing career at Southampton, untroubled by the many trophy presentations his somewhat misguided critics seemed to think it would have been his duty to endure if he hadn't finally thought better of it and pulled out of that famous nearly-move to Spurs.

Given the economy has been able to grow, despite the supposedly debilitating cuts, were his critics misguided?

She acknowledges tactical mistakes but does not concede that the proposal was fundamentally misguided, as many critics have argued.

Misguided or malicious critics can discourage an author who has been feeling his way toward a new mode that offends received taste.

Supporters might call this "consistent" and "principled"; critics "misguided" and, pointing to Myanmar's relative insignificance compared with richer thugocracies, "hypocritical".

In approving loans, the bank considers the quality of the companies and the benefits of the projects, he said, calling critics misguided in accusing BNDES of cronyism.

John Gray argues that the scientific and rationalist attack on religion is misguided and atheist critics do not realise that religion is not generally about personal belief.

Calling her critics misguided and inaccurate, Orange County Judge Nancy Wieben Stock broke her silence Tuesday to respond to a recall effort begun when she granted O.J. Simpson custody of his children.