Sentence examples for misguided definition from inspiring English sources

"And even observers seem to have a misguided definition of what their role is.

Food is not inherently good or bad; those are extrinsic, and sometimes misguided, arbitrary definitions.

But Ryan's proposal is based on a misguided and attenuated definition of government spending, and it conflicts with what Americans want and expect from health care reform.

Herder identifies this sort of misguided apriorism in the definition of genres in many areas of interpretation.

Someone who found this result intolerable might take it to show either that there must be a principled distinction between logical and nonlogical constants (the Demarcater's conclusion), or that Tarski's definition is misguided (the Debunker's conclusion; see Etchemendy 1990, ch. 9).

This is misguided because, by modern definitions, some of the greatest works of art in the world are kitsch.

For Halbertal, misguided sacrifice is the very definition of idolatry.

That is as it should be, though the absence of a definition has prompted some misguided observers to complain at times about the winner.

These are indeed different times to be an entrepreneur or an investor, which is why the SEC staff's recommendation (detailed in its study released in late December) to adjust the accredited investor definition for inflation is misguided.

Inappropriate market definitions may result in misguided decisions by antitrust authorities and biased research results.

Ryan is correct that the new normal is a result of "misguided policies," although we have different definitions of misguided.