Sentence examples for misguided learning from inspiring English sources

Second, the applause for a skills-based education is misguided: learning has to be about something in particular, not nothing in general.

"Arnold was supposed to be shrewd and nobody's fool, but also misguided; after learning his lessons, he was easily tamed and cuddled".

At the time Arnold struck audiences as an endlessly endearing trickster figure, whose Harlem-bred sensitivity to being hustled had been reduced to a sweetie-pie affectation: "What you talkin' about, Willis?" Arnold was supposed to be shrewd and nobody's fool, but also misguided; after learning his lessons, he was easily tamed and cuddled.

Beyond these obvious mountain peaks, @thesecretorganist (one of a small band of devoted commenters to whom these columns owe a great deal) says he wants to "fly the flag" for Sibelius's lesser-known music, in particular "the massively underrated piano music": "I especially love the wonderful Romance in D flat, Op 24 No 9, which I once made a rather misguided attempt to learn".

Some of White's misguided democracy may come from learning his craft during the ascendance of indie rock.

Dearden adds: "We try, in a gentle way, to point out where people's thinking about people with learning difficulties is misguided.

"DC solar does not condone or support Mr. Burkman's homophobic views, and since learning about his misguided efforts to write legislation banning gay athletes from the NFL, we have ended our relationship with him," wrote DC Solar executives Jeffery Carpoff and Paulette Carpoff in a statement.

But the director's concentration on an incompletely realized portrait of one man learning a painful lesson is misguided.

"There's uncertainty in medicine," Dr. Ludmerer said, adding, "We're misguided in doing fewer autopsies and we need to retain our humility, learning from mistakes".

The philosopher, Christina Hoff Sommers, tells us right off, through the wording of her title, that we ought be concerned, even alarmed: there is a "War Against Boys"; then in a subtitle we learn that "Misguided Feminism Is Harming Our Young Men".

And more importantly, his entire premise is misguided: The U.S. could learn a thing or two from France about work-life balance.