Sentence examples for misguided positions from inspiring English sources

My criticism is based on the church's continued misguided positions on a number of social concerns; its refusal to welcome women as priests, drop the celibacy requirement for priesthood, and effectively solve the sexual abuse tragedy; and now its investigation of our American nuns.

"It was a lawyerlike position but a misguided position," Vincent said.

It took this misguided position to a ludicrous extreme on Tuesday, insisting that the federal courts could not review its determinations.

An equally misguided position would be for government officials to believe that technology innovators and entrepreneurs will cease looking for ways to solve problems, disrupt inefficient systems and industries and catalyze regulatory change.

The NEA and the NRA have far more in common just an N and an A: they are both entrenched in misguided, reactionary positions.

Last year, I wrote a blog post in which I compared the NEA to the NRA, arguing that both teachers unions and the gun lobby were entrenched in misguided, reactionary positions.

Angered by the suggestion that American policies could provoke terrorist attacks, some Muslim and Arab-American groups are condemning what they call the misguided and irresponsible positions of their peers.

Justification is not earned as a reward for human effort through good works (a position Luther now attributed to a misguided and misguiding Roman church).

I believe that all of these positions are misguided.

This position is misguided.

Peter H. Schuck, a Yale law professor who thought the law schools' legal position was misguided, said that many professors were so indignant about the military's treatment of gay men and women and so scornful of the military itself that their judgment became clouded.