Sentence examples for misguided parallels from inspiring English sources

Liszt drew the piece's title from a line by French poet and statesman Alphonse de Lamartine: "What is life but a series of preludes to that unknown hymn whose first solemn note is intoned by death?" The philosophy inherent in those words led generations of critics to draw somewhat misguided parallels between the poem and particular melodies in Liszt's work.

They also remarked, somewhat conspiratorially, over parallels between the misguided certainties and self-delusion of alchemy and today's political and religious attacks on modern science.

Yet you think this parallel is dangerously misguided — that climate change is a far more serious threat than population growth.

There might be parallels between the two races like the misguided assumption from those obsessed with ideological purity that a secret conservative majority would elect Goldwater/Santorum but the two figures couldn't be more different.

There is this misguided belief that only a strongman can sort out the mess that is Egypt". The parallels between him and Sisi run deep.

But misguided.

Defendant is misguided.

Goof of misguided kid?

It was really misguided".

These ideas are misguided.

This assessment is misguided.