Sentence examples for misguided principles from inspiring English sources

PR leaders are operating off playbooks with invalid precedents, outdated policies and misguided principles.

The fact that Russia is now explicitly validating these misguided principles seems to be of no moment to President Putin.

That's what happens when dogma and misguided principle win the day.

It grows on the misguided principle of maximum possible output.

It is not unreasonable to hope that voices like Brom's will grow louder, with a revision of not just the missal but also the misguided translation principles that made it possible.

A recent report by a committee of the House of Lords called the decision "misguided in principle and unworkable in practice".

By the end of the century, however, that promise seemed to most members of the community of theorists either misguided in principle or unachievable in practice.

You need not agree with him to concede that he is a man of principle, however misguided.

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?

Describing austerity as an ideology suggests that people like Osborne and Boris have a misguided faith in free-market principles that is simply too pure for this cruel world, when they're actually two drinks away from robbing a charity box in a pub.

Food is routinely declared Chinese simply because it is marinated in soy sauce; cookbooks tout misguided concepts like the "flavor principle," encouraging home chefs to "re-create" Chinese dishes simply by studding them with bottled and packaged products.