Sentence examples for misguided definition of from inspiring English sources
"And even observers seem to have a misguided definition of what their role is.
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.
For Halbertal, misguided sacrifice is the very definition of idolatry.
However, in the recent Stanford Report, "The Study Panel's consensus is that attempts to regulate 'AI' in general would be misguided, since there is no clear definition of AI (it isn't any one thing), and the risks and considerations are very different in different domains".
Ryan is correct that the new normal is a result of "misguided policies," although we have different definitions of misguided.
The related suggestion that the freedom to marry violates some uniform "religious" definition of marriage is equally misguided.
Most of what you hear about the Internet is, in my opinion, quite misguided.... Perhaps the best place to start is with a definition of what the hell the Internet is".
They assume a misguided regime will change its mind and put financial advantage above its definition of national interest.
So the quest for a definition of art that states individually necessary and jointly sufficient conditions is misguided and not likely to succeed (Dean, 2003).
