Sentence examples for misguided philosophy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Akin said the cabin proposal was rooted in a misguided philosophy that parks should be revenue-producers.

Unfortunately, regional aid policies are strongly influenced by a well-known – but in this case misguided – philosophy of aid effectiveness known as the Paris agenda.

Ms. Klein pins the blame for much of the misery in the world squarely on what she views as Friedman's misguided philosophy and the many people in its thrall.

In his view, the Payner case was an an opportunity to re-evaluate "the misguided philosophy of EU subsidies", which redistributes taxpayers' money to bureaucratically selected projects and priorities.

All of these measures contribute to the show's overarching misguided philosophy that thinness is both achievable and desirable for all.

It was more from the sincere but misguided philosophy that it is better to leave the private sector alone.

The Cambridge academic is also very wary of the so-called precautionary principle, a misguided pseudo-philosophy invoked by greens to stifle innovation in areas like genetically modified foods.So how does he justify his suggestion that mankind might have only a 50-50 chance of surviving the 21st century—our final century, to use the alarmist title of the book?

"It is misguided do-gooding philosophy when a custodial sentence would have been more appropriate," he said.

However misguided their political philosophy, they do not easily defy court rulings or resist government-mandated evacuations.

On the other hand, he was praising him for being the most consistent of all philosophers (Jacobi, 1785: 27–29), and even defended him against those — Mendelssohn included — who, as he thought, detracted from his philosophy by their misguided attempts at 'saving' it from the consequences of its unmitigated rationalism.

A styling update for 2013 brings the aging CX-9 in line with Mazda's current Kodo styling philosophy, which replaced the misguided previous theme, called Nagare.