Sentence examples for misguided need from inspiring English sources

"He had been so public as a gay activist, and maybe there was this misguided need to burn down everything he was before.

18. Punishing the messenger: The misguided need to attack the innocent who are usually only trying to help us.

A child can be impacted by a traumatic event but keep it bottled up inside out of a misguided need to be strong for mom or courageous for dad, etc. Assume that a child who has been part of a traumatic event needs to be cared for with extra attention to helping them through the event.

You are misguided and need help.

In a post-referendum period, when the Bank is obviously finding it hard to do much more than keep the economy from slipping backwards, should the government allow its supporters to turn their fire on the Bank – or would a more honest approach be to conclude that austerity was misguided and needs to be reversed?

Here, the reader is misguided and needs to replace an initial interpretation with its alternative subordinate meaning, leading to the effortful suppression of the dominant concept (Rayner et al. 1994; Simpson 1994).

Don't try to hide this man through misguided loyalties; you need to call police and turn him in".

Others, however, believe the idea of farming crickets in the UK is misguided, because they need to be kept at 25C or higher.

Not only is the existence of an afterlife a given, the denizens of that world are portrayed as, at worse, misguided souls who need human help and, at best, wise entities who can help mortals accept death.

What these misguided GOP legislators need to accept is that a democracy is a democracy whether or not they win.

It pushes the story to people who know the truth in the hopes that they have at least a few misguided friends who need to be saved.