Sentence examples for misguided instruction from inspiring English sources
However, this misguided instruction never taught me that Jefferson Davis was the father of the Confederacy and the leader of an anarchist movement to defect from the United States.
Some will dismiss misguided instructions: "As a general rule, don't open e-mails that don't have a subject line".
Since boys today are generally faring more poorly in school than girls, as Sommers and many others have noted, the move toward single-sex instruction seems especially misguided.
College professors and employers widely lament that today's grads are misguided and constrained by fear: they are great at following precise instructions but afraid to innovate and unprepared to manage themselves.
From the viewpoint of standard truth-conditional semantics, however, this instruction to interpret the Carnap sentence appears arbitrary, if not even misguided.
Our culture tends to perpetuate the myth that it is unusual for people to need or want instruction in the art of relationships and that those who do are somehow broken or misguided.
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
These critics are misguided.
