Sentence examples for misguided means from inspiring English sources
AC Grayling: The most insidious danger presented to democracy by terrorism occurs when democracies self-harm in response, by trying to deliver themselves security by the deeply misguided means of tampering with their own civil liberties.
Not to get all "in our current political climate," but in our current political climate it's paramount to understand the origins of extremism and evil, and how extremists envision the violent ends to their altogether hateful and misguided means.
What does misguided mean?
Between her parents, her school counselor, misguided friends, mean girls at school and mixed up love life, Jenna is always being handed lemons in life, but she's learned how to make them into one hell of a lemonade.
At least those misguided souls probably meant well.
Such laws are misguided at best, mean-spirited and racially tainted at worst.
He acknowledges, almost parenthetically, that federal law trumps state initiatives on matters of immigration status, and that these state laws "are misguided at best, mean-spirited and racially tainted at worst".
The environmental groups, led by the Nature Conservancy, said the approach was misguided and would mean that money for acquisitions, projected by the county at about $176 million by the time the tax expires in 2013, would be reduced to a yearly trickle at a time when development pressure required maximum preservation efforts.
Let's hope it helps misguided tecktonikillers (I mean really, come on) realise that this, like colouring books and baseline, is for children.
Minor simplifications are not worth a disaster; harmonisation is a misguided goal if it means doing things wrong everywhere.
During the past forty years, the number of people subjected to these penalties has risen astronomically as a result of policy changes that have prioritized the increased use of retributive punishment, custodial arrest and incarceration as a means -- misguided though it may be -- to resolve social conflicts.
