Sentence examples for misguided idea of from inspiring English sources
Still, it's easy to see why this misguided idea of unity appealed to them.
Underlying some of this madness is the idea that work is the only meaning of life, tied to a paternalistic and misguided idea of equality.
She also beat up two waiters who had the misguided idea of avenging the manager, who lay on the Churrigueresque tile floor howling in pain from some broken ribs.
The Arabic chicken salad would not make it onto my meze table — it seemed a misguided idea of American-style cooking with its slightly soupy sautéed bite-size pieces of chicken over the aforementioned cucumber salad — and neither would the unremarkable chicken-vegetable soup.
The last batch was made from an old laying hen bought from an egg farmer for $10 and a bag of chicken feet that I picked up for $5. (Somewhere in here is a misguided idea of thrift: Make your own stock and save a bundle! It would have been a lot thriftier, though, if the old laying hen cost $2 and her feet were still attached).
The video's misguided idea of what's hip and what's not is encapsulated in what they've dressed this character in.
She'll be left alone to twist in the wind of her own misguided ideas of America, anti-Americanism and the real price paid for freedom.
Their behaviour over the election debates leads me to believe they suddenly have grossly inflated and misguided ideas of their own importance".
However, as more controversies arise from Scientology, the Foundation for a Drug-Free World – and the pamphlets you might happen to pick up on your next big night out – appears to be the new front behind which the CoS can continue to promote its misguided ideas of how to treat serious medical problems like addiction, and ultimately attract potential new converts to the Church.
This sort of talk is negative and often stems from letting misguided ideas of other people's expectations dampen your enthusiasm and will.
Lord Warner said the government would be throwing away the hard work achieved over the past decade "because of some misguided idea that they can save a bit of money and get the board's work done by a few civil servants".
