Sentence examples similar to misguided knowledge from inspiring English sources
That notion is misguided: scientific knowledge and technological power increase over time, but there is no reason to think that politics or morality can progress in the same way.
According to Runzo, "all faith commitments must be held with the humbling recognition that they can be misguided, for our knowledge is never sure" (Runzo 1993, 236).
Further, it said: "Debates regarding the relative importance of these aspects of mathematical knowledge are misguided.
The issue is the difficulty of identifying whether an intervention is misguided tampering or insightful application of tacit knowledge.
Some with knowledge of the Kremlin said that such strong measures were misguided and likely to backfire.
Arguing that we have deployed "cosmically-scaled infrastructure to serve a profoundly limited vision of our global future: not knowledge, but data," Nicholas suggests that our hopes for future planetary inhabitation are woefully misguided.
Since it is doubtful whether GPs' perception of their knowledge in areas of common practice adequately reflects their actual knowledge, Tracey argues that the self-directed learning activities of primary health care providers may be misguided [ 38].
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
These critics are misguided.
