Sentence examples for misguided perspective from inspiring English sources
"First, your statements reflect a disturbing and misguided perspective on Morgan Stanley's alleged misconduct," Mr. Donaldson wrote.
This expectation reflects a misguided perspective on the fragile nature of retrieval.
The legal system relies on witnesses to recount events consistently each time they are asked, but this reflects a misguided perspective on the nature of human memory.
Rape stat critics fear an overreaction to sexual assault rates that leads to erosion of due process rights for accused perpetrators, but this misguided perspective assumes that an institutional commitment to curbing sexual assault would largely focus on the approach to adjudication.
Part one discussed two gun arguments that are factually incorrect while part two addressed misguided perspectives on this topic.
Ali Velshi wondered if putting the turkeys up at such a nice place was, from the birds' perspective, a misguided effort at luxury: "They've never stayed in a hotel before".
This perspective is misguided, however, and there is no reason to think of complexity factors as confidential since they can always be inferred by solving a system of linear equations using the refinery complexity relations.
This perspective is misguided.
Gopnik: The push to make preschool more like school is really misguided from a scientific perspective.
Last month the Chamber voted narrowly to support the MTA's Forever Tax, Measure M. This was not only misguided from a fiscal perspective - I mean, come on, a Chamber of Commerce supporting a pro-tax measure which would bring our sales tax rate up to a gobsmacking 9.5%, among the highest in the nation - but this was also stunningly short-sighted from an urban planning perspective.
It is our contention that this perspective is essentially misguided and that a discussion on the best model only makes sense if preceded by a thorough debate about what is actually sought with a cross-sectional study: estimating the magnitude of a condition in a population or making causal inference?
