Sentence examples for misguided experiment from inspiring English sources

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld should call a halt to this misguided experiment in news manipulation.

Rarely have so many people come out of one misguided experiment so badly.

Despite Racine's efforts, posterity has decreed the play a misguided experiment to pour his tragic vision into Corneille's heroic mold.

The bank is looking more and more like an expensive, well-intentioned but misguided experiment in inner-city economic development from which there will be painful lessons.

Calling Guantánamo "a mess, a misguided experiment", he condemned the re-emergence of bitter political fighting over the prison and the future of its 240 inmates.

Mr. Obama, in describing his plans for the roughly 240 terrorism suspects still held at Guantánamo Bay, accused his predecessor, George W. Bush, of having embarked on "a misguided experiment" that resulted in "a mess".

The authors see a world of misguided experiments in virtual communities, a term they apply to any work carried out over a distance of time and space.

Flaherty's misguided experiments have left his 4-year-old son (George Buza) a hulking 250-pound brute and Uncle Harry John Hemphilll) a genetically altered, wisecracking housefly.

And while Japan, under new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, is doing what it can to bring its half-dead economy back to life, the U.S. and Europe are busy running misguided experiments in austerity that will keep their own growth anemic.

China's dismantling of the Mao-era rural commune system and return to individual household farming under Deng Xiaoping has been seen as a successful turn away from a misguided social experiment and a rejection of the disastrous policies that produced widespread famine.

Now, with the signature piece of federalizing legislation, No Child Left Behind, up for reauthorization in Congress, it is time to put the brakes on this failed and misguided federal experiment.