And Shunning These misguided, power-hungry rabbis do not realize that their actions in protecting the molesters is self-destructive.
Trust me, not their misguided, hypocritical, power-hungry interpretation of my religion.
And you will pass that corrupt and misguided abuse of power on to your daughters and mine.
Everywhere you looked, the on-screen aristocrats were revealed as misguided or enfeebled; their power waning, their subjects in revolt.
What this means, in practice, is that the governments of most of the countries of the world exercise a disproportionate, often grotesquely misguided and even censorious, power regarding the Oscar.
Brookings Institution scholar Suzanne Maloney argued in a blog post that the tactic suggested a U.S. misunderstanding of Iranian strategy and that Obama might "fumble a crucial arms control agreement near the finish line out of a misguided overconfidence in the power of his own prose".
This, the sentiment of a Prussian regimental officer in the post-Napoleonic era of state interests and strategies to rearrange "the balance of power," disastrously misguided European elites into believing that wars could be started and pursued to a desired end by careful planning (while granting that in the fog of war events sometimes spin out of control).
Hamstrung by the misguided recalcitrance of major powers, the International Criminal Court is still not authorized to try anyone for the crime of aggression.
Özgül Kaptan, director of the Women's Solidarity Foundation (Kadav), has condemned the law – which came into effect on 26 July, at a time of extended legislative powers – as misguided.
Instead, the lust for power yielded to misguided, self-serving poll analysis by operatives with no experience in the fight for these principles.
The theatrics are awkward and confusing, the dance routines are numbingly bland and old-hat, the song selection is weak and misguided, and Britney's star power, so blinding on tours past, is remarkably dim".
