Sentence examples for misguided nature from inspiring English sources

In the days since, the misguided nature of this budget has become clear.

Fixing the beef stroganoff reference without fixing the misguided nature of the article as a whole doesn't solve the problem; it minimizes it through its insufficiency.

After all, the misguided nature of the independent counsel abetted impeachment effort became belatedly self-evident to all, even the Congress that allowed the very statute to elapse altogether.

Besides the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis (AFC), what truly undermined the Philippines' economic take-off was the tremendously imbalanced and misguided nature of economic liberation schemes in the 1990s.

And he said it showed the "utter-misguided nature of the SNP" to base a budget on a high oil price.

I am not the first writer to put this song under the lights, so to speak, nor will I be the last, and its profoundly-misguided nature coats the entire affair in a fog of poor taste.

The opposition to genetic modification of food crops is fueled by a potent mix of distrust for industry, the misguided veneration of "nature," psuedo-religious eating habits, legitimate (if often outsized) fears about ecological disaster, and a healthy dose of garden-variety ignorance.

It is hard to even start pointing out the misinformed, misguided and disturbing nature of the video.

The legal system relies on witnesses to recount events consistently each time they are asked, but this reflects a misguided perspective on the nature of human memory.

This expectation reflects a misguided perspective on the fragile nature of retrieval.

President Eisgruber frets that avoiding such investments might "inappropriately use investment policy to advance a political cause". Yet his concern is fundamentally misguided, in that it mistakes the nature of political neutrality.