Sentence examples for misguided figures from inspiring English sources
But if modern Japanese history must serve as a guide to our own times, Hitchens might have mentioned a different category of misguided figures: the often Marxist or formerly Marxist intellectuals who sincerely believed that Japan was duty-bound to go to war to liberate Asia from wicked Western capitalism and imperialism.
Many Japanese said they had come to see Ms. Kikuchi — a former member of Aum's "health ministry" who was wanted for gathering the ingredients for sarin — as an almost tragic figure, someone misguided as a youth who later just wanted to live a normal life.
In reading the letters to Leibniz, it is helpful to remember that the views being defended might not belong only to Clarke or only to Newton, so attribution to a single figure might be misguided.
In an emailed statement, Martha Holler, Sallie Mae spokeswoman, criticized HuffPost's figures, arguing that the "conclusion is misguided".
Efforts by some key figures in Congress to freeze the states out of financial market investigations seem increasingly misguided.
The charity condemned the figures as a misuse of the remand system but the Magistrates Associationn said the charity's analysis was "misguided".
Similarly, in ;unf X1/+ Tsc1 F01910/+ (;unf X1UAS-mCD8/+; Tsc1 F01910/+;OK107/+) double heterozygotes β lobes were missing or misguided dorsally at frequencies that differed significantly from the appropriately pooled controls (Table 2, Rows 29, 3, 4, 10; Figure 3J).
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
These critics are misguided.
