Sentence examples for misguided of him from inspiring English sources

It was misguided of him to not understand that, but I can understand why the job vanished.

Ideological interpretations of Pomponazzi (§ 6, "Influence") have led to a misguided view of him as a forerunner of modern currents of thought, a sort of empiricist avant la lettre, whose explanations remain entirely within natural boundaries.

Since the artist meant to skewer not Obama but the media's emerging, misguided portrait of him, it seems the drawing is incomplete.

Take this sentence on Gordon Brown: Just as during the time when Gordon sheltered beneath my umbrella as prime minister the benign view of him was misguided in his favour, so now it is misguided to underestimate his huge strengths.

This was the same man who endorsed the misguided invasion of Cuba.

And – most misguided of all – yoga is only for the flexible.

He also complained that critics and prize juries were in the grip of "misguided political correctness".

The worse that could be said of him was that he was the victim of misguided loyalty.

That's misguided for a couple of reasons.

Don't be misguided by their show of bravado.

Ignorant and misguided in her bubble of privilege, yes.