Sentence examples for misguided missions from inspiring English sources

His character on "Get a Life," Chris Peterson, would become a showcase for a comic type Mr. Elliott had honed: the clueless simp who persists in misguided missions.

Deporting millions of harmless people — current taxpayers, future citizens — is a misguided mission for the nation.

Suggesting that talent agents do more than negotiate is something of a misguided mission; that is what they do all day.

Clinton has also long fumed that Powell did not share the blame for the fiasco of Somalia, where 18 American commandos were killed in a misguided mission in 1993.

Even if deficit reduction right now were a good idea — which it is not, given the sorry state of the economy and the vast legions of the unemployed — the deficit zealots have no viable plan for getting their misguided mission accomplished.

Gore has not apparently invaded Iraq, but the Afghan War has still gone badly, complete with misguided "Mission Accomplished" photo op.

I still get some emails like the one that led me on that misguided mission, but now I delete them right away, without even taking the time to read what's inside.

The PERF report found that an "inappropriate and misguided mission has been thrust upon the police in many communities: the need to generate large sums of revenue for their city governments".

But he cannot bring himself to acknowledge that the mission is misguided.

Finally, a Hengdian Group employee came over and argued with the guard, and with me, saying that my mission was misguided: the temple was gone, wrecked, destroyed.

Tells about an officer he met during WWII who knew that his bombers' mission was misguided, and so he obeyed orders without too great efficiency, and didn't urge his men to heroics.