Sentence examples for misguided fool from inspiring English sources
We were saying the same things about Mohammad Asif three years ago, and look where the misguided fool is now.
This certainly isn't the bruising smash-happy joyride some misguided fools may expect from the catchall term "arcade racer".
To surrender our freedom and dignity to power-hungry central planners in exchange for lofty Utopian promises is an act that will mark us for generations to come as well-meaning but misguided fools.
The chroniclers were biased against the rebel cause and typically portrayed the rebels, in the words of the historian Susan Crane, as "beasts, monstrosities or misguided fools".
Their self-righteousness notwithstanding, they are simply craven fools whose misguided patriotism should be a warning for all of us.
(In her book Reign of Error, Diane Ravitch maintains that American education is not so terrible, in fact it does pretty well considering all the misguided policies we're fooling around with, not that we can't do a lot better).
"Arnold was supposed to be shrewd and nobody's fool, but also misguided; after learning his lessons, he was easily tamed and cuddled".
At the time Arnold struck audiences as an endlessly endearing trickster figure, whose Harlem-bred sensitivity to being hustled had been reduced to a sweetie-pie affectation: "What you talkin' about, Willis?" Arnold was supposed to be shrewd and nobody's fool, but also misguided; after learning his lessons, he was easily tamed and cuddled.
He said he thought the administration was misguided in its quest for a fool-proof formula for selecting principals.
Or read Robyn Urback's smug dismissal of efforts to raise the minimum wage as a fool's errand by the misguided activists Fighting for 15.
