Sentence examples for misguided description from inspiring English sources

Amateur boxing – a misguided description of a sport that has rushed with what some regard as indecent haste towards professionalism under the stewardship of Aiba's leader, Dr Wu – is in a curious place.

"Slightly off, misguided" seems a good description of Guggenheim's life as a whole.

His description of the wholly misguided response by the French government to the 2005 riots in the banlieues should be essential reading for UK politicians.

Radicals at both ends of the political spectrum may be expected to denounce the scholars either as misguided liberals or narrow conservatives, whichever description suits the purpose of the opposition.

"All these people" seems like a rather exaggerated description of dozens of misguided male youths out of more than 5 million Muslim men living in Tunisia.

Luckily, this last description could not be more misguided.

A stern review in Pitchfork called the whole effort "drunken" and "misguided"; readers brave enough to take that description as a recommendation were rewarded with one of the funniest, most fearless albums of the year.

Contrary to Dennis B. Ross's description of an apt American policy toward Iran, the policy is misguided by virtue of the sheer failure to produce any hard evidence that indicates Iran's breach of its nonproliferation treaty obligations.

Renault fans like to cite her stirring description of the great Athenian fleet's departure for its invasion of Sicily a misguided campaign that ended in disaster.

Renault fans like to cite her stirring description of the great Athenian fleet's departure for its invasion of Sicily — a misguided campaign that ended in disaster.

In a world being wrenched apart by income inequality, Alfred Doolittle's description of himself as "one of the undeserving poor" seems to have become the mantra for misguided Republicans like Congressman Paul Ryan.