Sentence examples for misguided of from inspiring English sources
It was misguided of him to not understand that, but I can understand why the job vanished.
And – most misguided of all – yoga is only for the flexible.
The government's proposal to bring in more religious representatives from other faiths is the least democratic and most misguided of all courses of action.
But it doesn't follow from these problems -- or from the Bushes' admittedly shameless business deals -- that America's continuing indulgence of the Saudis is motivated by corruption rather than calculations (even if misguided) of national interest.
After becoming ensconced in the Church of Latter Day Saints, Cleaver, who had once dismissed Governor Ronald Reagan as a punk and a coward, would end up campaigning for the man when he ran for president, redefining that most misguided of notions: You can't get there from here.
That's misguided for a couple of reasons.
This was the same man who endorsed the misguided invasion of Cuba.
ISIL would not exist but for George W. Bush's misguided invasion of Iraq.
After all, ISIL wouldn't exist absent George W. Bush's misguided invasion of Iraq.
He also complained that critics and prize juries were in the grip of "misguided political correctness".
They do it out of fear, out of a misguided sense of morality, out of pure self-righteousness.
