Sentence examples for misguided detractors from inspiring English sources
Today, all his misguided detractors get what they wanted: a reduced role, fewer minutes, a nearly Ewing-less team.
Detractors say the mural is a misguided attempt to paper over the misery of the homeless enclave.
Whenever someone gripes about Apple, others jump to the company's defense, accusing detractors of being naive about technology or harboring a misguided sense of entitlement.
Detractors vehemently argue that the airport will be just another misguided drain of money by a local government critics say has failed to help Berlin realize its potential despite the city's status as one of the hottest destinations on the planet.
Mr. Hirst's detractors accuse him of being a Conceptual artist, with the implication (misguided even for most genuine Conceptual art) that you don't need to see the work in person.
Taking issue with a rapper turning a civil rights protest sign into an act of sexual aggression, for example, equally offends those considering race and gender implications of West's work, and most detractors identify his narcissism as the vehicle which delivers him to misguided ends.
Detractors who long accused Mosby of charging the officers to end rioting and advance her career called the outcome proof that the prosecution had been rushed and misguided from the start.
