Sentence examples for misguided logic from inspiring English sources
There are far too many lawyers who find wriggle room using the same misguided logic as Dimbleby to make a name for themselves, or other more dangerous motives.
Above all, to many white Americans the ghetto is where "the black people live," and thus, as the misguided logic follows, all black people live in the ghetto.
The Court struck down the post-Watergate spending limits using the misguided logic that unlimited campaign spending is the same a free speech.
Now, if you apply this same misguided logic, as Karl Rove at Fox News and Donald Trump from LaLaLand seem inclined to do, then you have your explanation for why Hurricane Sandy showed up just as it did...just when it did.
This same misguided logic allowed for the state government in Mississippi who received millions of federal dollars for child-care for low-income working families, to give a $14.7 million contract to Xerox to develop a security system requiring working mothers using daycare vouchers to scan their fingerprints when they come to get their children.
And despite the absurdly misguided protectionist logic that informs our public policy, by kicking out these job creators (for fear of them taking our jobs! ha)., by sending them back to their countries, by forcing them to work really hard to come back - we have stumbled into accidental genius.
Mike Moore, author of a new book, "Twilight War: The Folly of U.S. Space Dominance," argued that such logic is misguided.
Many sugar and banana producers in the Caribbean, for instance, reckon they are better off with preferential access in a distorted system.Freedom, not preferencesThis logic is misguided and shortsighted.
We suggest that decisions based on this logic are misguided and will result in continued risk to public health from exposure to BPA, as well as other manmade chemicals.
The very poorest countries will have no obligations from a Doha round at all.This logic is tragically misguided.
But the Germans' primary motivation for producing these missiles wasn't reprisal but rather the hope (misguided, but similar to the logic behind much of the Allies' strategic bombing) that such weapons would break British morale and thereby force London to make a separate, compromise peace.
