Sentence examples for misguided obsession from inspiring English sources
Is misguided obsession necessarily tragic?
It chastised governments for their inadequate response and their misguided obsession with austerity.
The present crisis provides an opportunity for the Pakistani military to give up this strategically misguided obsession.
Our misguided obsession about reducing public debt is hurting us.
That's a harmful, if unintended, consequence of America's misguided obsession about reducing public debt.
Carbon taxers seem blinded by a misguided obsession with the specific mechanics of carbon pricing.
"If this government wants to create tens of thousands of British jobs and tackle fuel poverty, energy security and climate change in the fastest possible way, then they should dump their misguided nuclear obsession and invest in an energy efficiency programme," Nathan Argent, the head of the environmental group's energy solutions unit, said.
(John McCain's disproportionate obsession with earmarks comes to mind as a similarly misguided fixation).
Perhaps obsessions are just misguided passions: what our characters think will be their salvation, ends up being their downfall.
"Our obsession with privacy is misguided," Ilves – who is, of course, anything but indifferent to 20th-century Big Brother surveillance regimes – insists.
His obsession with exams is misguided on many levels, as this week's letter signed by nearly 200 experts, including the poet laureate, points out.
