Sentence examples for misguided gesture from inspiring English sources
He does not add that, in a misguided gesture, Mr García slashed salaries for top public-sector jobs.Similarly, money for public investment in roads or to help farmers lies unspent at all levels of government, partly because of fears of corruption.
If Savidan has reached the summit of his profession despite setbacks, it is not because Domenech has decided to make another misguided romantic gesture.
Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, is refusing to come back to the table and is apparently betting his people's future on a misguided deal with Hamas and symbolic gestures.
Childs, in fact, was scratching a rash on his neck, not making the slash gesture, as it appeared to several misguided newsmen.
She needed hip and shoulder replacements, and elected to have the operations in a London NHS hospital.This was a gesture to her latehusband's politics, and, she came to think, misguided, for she contracted MRSA.
"So it was a human gesture because at the end of the day the man, despite his misguided ideology, was not himself a personal monster to those around him, otherwise he wouldn't have attracted many volunteers to stick by him and defend him and to follow him to whatever end".
Mr. Pataki's compassionate gesture is to be applauded, but his real task is to push for reform of the misguided laws that created the need for clemency in the first place.
Even members of her own family find puzzling, if not downright misguided, her decision to trace the family of the Japanese soldier to whom the flag originally belonged and then, in a gesture of reconciliation, to return it to them.
These critics are misguided.
