Sentence examples for misguided publicity from inspiring English sources

Aside from the mass misplaced hysteria over Ebola, Africa made international headlines this year thanks to not one but two misguided publicity campaigns.

Those on the other side of the legislation — known by the abbreviations SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act) – have condemned the day of protest as misguided and a "publicity stunt," in the words of Representative Lamar Smith, Republican of Texas, who is shepherding the bill through the House, The Hill reported.

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This is unfortunately typical of Hollywood "activism"—ignorant, misguided political statements that generate more publicity for the celebrities speaking out than whatever noble cause they're supposedly fighting for.

Ah, publicity.

Adverse publicity?

Publicity gained.

Goof of misguided kid?

These critics are misguided.

But this is misguided.

That's misguided.