Sentence examples for misguided opinions from inspiring English sources

He is so clearly stuck, writhing in the hardening amber of his mass-marketed ghastliness, and more than a few misguided opinions are lodging between his interesting ideas and his band's solid rock 'n' roll.

Your judgments are questioned, players and coaches scream at you, fans think the worst of you, sports radio hosts fillet you, and know-it-all broadcasters foment negativity with misguided opinions.

Some misguided opinions are recent; others wear long, gray beards.

Did I really let my misguided opinions of my body put me in a hospital bed?

We're told that we should just accept whatever misguided opinions people have about us, even though we were born here".

Organizations like this believe that the misguided opinions of the British far-right are perpetuated in part, at least by a hazy omission on the part of many historians.

The general (misguided) opinion about Romanians in these countries makes me sick to my stomach.

These decorating flourishes can extend an apartment's time on the market, especially if the owners are of the misguided opinion that they can ask more for the place because of them.

What a sad, low and fundamentally misguided opinion of our community.

Instead, "the misguided opinion that [sleepiness] is a sign of laziness rather than a physiologic reaction" persists, says Epstein.

They saw the North Vietnamese as proxies for the Soviets, who were, in their (misguided) opinion, in league with the Chinese.