Sentence examples for misguided proposition from inspiring English sources

The president of the human rights commission, Gillian Triggs, told Fairfax Media on Wednesday that the call to remove discrimination laws was "an outrageous" and "misguided" proposition.

Under Sexton's leadership, the school has embarked on a series of misguided propositions, opponents assert, including opening satellite campuses overseas in Shanghai and Abu Dhabi.

But where does that leave the couples who were planning the weddings they always wanted to have, or finally considered marriage once it finally became an option, only to have it taken away by a misguided, bigoted proposition?

Many are predicting that the church's latest attack on the LGBT community will, just like the misguided involvement in Proposition 8, do more to create understanding and inclusion of LGBT members than any grass roots initiative that could be organized.

WHILE a proposal by Councilman Simcha Felder, a Democrat from Brooklyn, to ban the feeding of pigeons in New York City — and fine the violators — may speak to those who detest the humble rock dove, the proposition itself is sadly misguided.

Scientists say California's Proposition 37 would send a misguided message to the public about genetically modified foods.

Leave was always a minority position, from the moment the referendum was proposed until a few short weeks ago; as an actual proposition it was always stupid and misguided, and not something very many people really cared about.

But Proposition 31's proposal for changing the system is woefully misguided.

Practical commitment to a faith-proposition therefore could be a venture: there is no misguided 'doxastic voluntarism' in allowing this possibility.

The proposition that Turkey has designs on northern Iraq is baseless and misguided.

But far from asking the corporation to act unlawfully, we have simply put forward a most logical proposition given the distinct lack of bi-partisanship for a very misguided policy.