Sentence examples for misguided ideological from inspiring English sources
Edgar does this not out of misguided ideological fervor but as a sort of prank that feeds his ego, gives him a sense of secret power and helps him shrug off his past as a fat, ineffectual dweeb.
"The government should heed the concerns raised by both businesses and NGOs and abandon their misguided and ideological privatisation of the Asic registry".
I know from personal experience that it's misguided to pursue ideological purity of any kind — religious or otherwise.
The Iraq war in David Finkel's heart-stopping new book is not the Bush administration's misguided exercise in hubris, incompetence and ideological fervor meticulously chronicled by Thomas Ricks in his benchmark 2006 study, "Fiasco".
There might be parallels between the two races like the misguided assumption from those obsessed with ideological purity that a secret conservative majority would elect Goldwater/Santorum but the two figures couldn't be more different.
There's no need to force Alabama to become Alabama; it already wants to be Alabama, however misguided people in Massachussetts may believe that to be.This seems like a happy ideological coincidence.
Ideological interpretations of Pomponazzi (§ 6, "Influence") have led to a misguided view of him as a forerunner of modern currents of thought, a sort of empiricist avant la lettre, whose explanations remain entirely within natural boundaries.
Newsday critic Gene Seymour, on the other hand, stated that such reactions are misguided, writing that "the movie's just too darned silly to withstand any ideological theorizing".
This extremely ideological perspective with its deification of neoliberalism and supremacy of the market is seriously misguided and causes some of the most serious problems of our time: lack of equality, poor growth, high instability and wide-ranging uncertainty.
