Sentence examples for misguided members of from inspiring English sources

Newspapers ought to allow the misguided members of the congregation to fade into their rightful place: oblivion.

The point, according to Mohamed Naseem, chairman of Birmingham Central Mosque, was to inform misguided members of the Muslim community of the correct religious teaching.

Some misguided members of Africa's self-regarding club of "big men", such as Angola's oil-rich José Eduardo dos Santos, dislike the idea of their peers being ejected peacefully at the polls after many years in office.

Some progressives -- and misguided members of Congress, too -- cling to the notion that restoring the Fairness Doctrine would restrain right-wing talk radio.

It would be easy to dismiss Beisner and his friends, like Rush Limbaugh, as just misguided members of the fringe, if conservative politicians who receive donations from the oil and gas industry didn't use their talking points.

I can remember, in Darfur, after one well-meaning if faintly misguided member of our large party kept introducing Sophie to anyone Nigerian in the hope of a shared "connection", how she confided later that night (and I paraphrase from memory), "Doesn't he get it?

While nautical melodrama exalts the common sailor, in Pinafore Gilbert makes the proponent of equality, Sir Joseph, a pompous and misguided member of the ruling class who, hypocritically, cannot apply the idea of equality to himself.

But, in what remains his greatest triumph as President, there really was an investigation, and in January of 1999 the Ministry of Intelligence and Security announced that "irresponsible, misguided and unruly members of this ministry... have committed these criminal acts".

After Mousa, the head of the army, General Sir Peter Wall, said there was no place for misguided loyalty and all members of the armed forces were invited to report any allegations from Iraq.

But, to members of the cartel, jihadists seemed misguided, because they were willing to die for an ideology, when their real problem was "being poor".

"Since democratization, some members of the Indonesian elite have the misguided view that these measures are antidemocratic".