Sentence examples for misguided messages from inspiring English sources

He believed and promoted misguided messages.

Just as girls do, boys are internalizing misguided messages about their bodies every day from seemingly harmless sources.

Hedy Weiss wrote in the Sun-Times "Really, what could Steppenwolf have been thinking?," saying the play "sends out a slew of profoundly misguided messages to its impressionable viewers".

Clearly Mr. Masur got his way with the well-intentioned but misguided "Messages for the Millennium" project.

Politicians of both parties have done a poor job of educating the public, and voters are sending conflicting, and in some cases, misguided, messages.

The company's misguided messages put out by Jim Steets, its spokesman, have degenerated to silence about security measures taken at the site.

"Anyone can join in" was the misguided message from the church authorities.

Did you hear that he didn't really write those plays?" In an age where sound bites dominate, the simplified yet misguided message of "Anonymous" may very well prove more memorable than actual historical facts, dangerously and irresponsibly lowering public understanding of an important cultural issue.

Mr. Porteous said that the Law Lords — judges in the House of Lords who sit as Britain's highest appeals court — had sent "a misguided message" to the government, "that they can send people back to their countries on flimsy and unenforceable assurances that they will not be tortured".

Scientists say California's Proposition 37 would send a misguided message to the public about genetically modified foods.

Perhaps that is the best explanation for a series of horribly misguided message strategies that Penn employed.