Sentence examples for misguided point from inspiring English sources

His misguided point was that for all the horrors of slavery, blacks were better off in America than in Africa.

But a staggeringly good camera in a package that doesn't look like a misguided point-and-shoot?

There are several misguided points here.

Sooner of later — for attention, to make some misguided political point, for the lulz — someone was bound to obtain and leak the raw documents.

Supporters might call this "consistent" and "principled"; critics "misguided" and, pointing to Myanmar's relative insignificance compared with richer thugocracies, "hypocritical".

Mr Samir thinks that these attempts to win over Western public opinion are misguided, and points to the resignation of the interim Vice-President Mohamed ElBaradei.

Leave it to Republicans to stick to their misguided talking points at all costs—a hobgoblin of little-minded spokesmen.

Misguided finger pointing to explain something as generalized unfortunate personal circumstance only fuels animosity and hinders any constructive actions towards a remedy.

** Stiglitz's critique of Clinton's economic record is novel, and there's much to be said for his central point that "misguided deregulation, misguided tax policies, and misguided accounting practices" — all dating back to the Clinton Administration — "are at the core of the current downturn".

"This approach is misguided at this point in our nation's national dialogue".

"I don't know if they were misguided, but the point is they hear something and they don't like it," she said.