Sentence examples for misguided man from inspiring English sources

In another entry, Paul Hammer also wrote: "My friend Tim is a troubled and misguided man.

Quite simply we urge you to get this misguided man to step down from government office".

Yet with Letterman, American political ignorance is presumed, even celebrated, with the host acting as the most misguided man in the room.

Quite simply we urge you to get this misguided man to step down from government office". "Michael Gove's name excites disapproval across the political spectrum in a way that even Margaret Thatcher never managed," the novelist told the Guardian.

She says her chief foe, the rifle association, is a "horrible organization - they lie a lot". She is little more charitable about its president, Joe Foss ("a very misguided man, an extremist") or about Charlton Heston, television spokesman for the N.R.A.

No, I will never be able to think of Van de Velde's heroic meltdown – the actions of a huge if hugely misguided man – without being contrapuntally aware of the smallness of Alliss, whose excruciating parochial fussing I suppose one might charitably argue threw Van de Velde's charming madness into even sharper relief.

Mark Harelik has proved himself outstanding before at portraying annoying, powerful, often misguided men.

Winter clearly loves all her characters, even the hopelessly misguided men, and she lavishes compassion and metaphor on them.

Just two misguided men who managed to convince themselves that their actions were justified; that they were only helping the friend they worshipped.

Martin Luther King Jr once said: "When scientific power outruns moral power, we end up with guided missiles and misguided men". Now, it appears Donald Trump might be the man who makes us pay for our country's moral gap.

We have guided missiles and misguided men".