Sentence examples for misguided great from inspiring English sources

Theatre's equivalent of slowly being smothered to death by an oversized, glittery, woolly Christmas jumper knitted for you by an elderly but misguided great aunt, this stage version of the 1954 movie – which starred Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye – takes up temporary London residence for the first time.

But to base product choices on the perception of greater safety is misguided.

Those of individual disloyalty and dishonesty, and those misguided attempts to serve the greater organizational good.

Furthermore, the report goes into great detail how Iran has misguided, evaded and denied international inspectors access to key sites.

Sadly, a great deal of it has been misguided or misleading – much of it from those who should, and in some cases do, know better.

Many commentators have argued that fiscal stimulus has largely failed not because it was misguided, but because it was not large enough to fight a 'Great Recession.' But, in a 'Great Contraction,' problem No. 1 is too much debt".

Mr Cameron added Mantel "writes great books" but "what she's said about Kate Middleton is completely misguided".

But evoking associations to "the greatest entertainer in the world," as Jolson was called, is misguided.

He added that Kearns' great ambition — to be a supplier of windshield wipers to Ford — was misguided.

I was misguided, but in my heart I felt like Fight Harm would have been one of the greatest movies ever made.

This message may be particularly misguided at a time when the prevalence of obesity and its attendant diseases continues to increase despite a greater public awareness of the benefits of weight loss (11).