Sentence examples for misguided purposes from inspiring English sources

About half validate the hypothesis, but the inconsistencies make it difficult to conclude that nonprofits are simply capturing increases in student aid for their own misguided purposes.

As humans, we are hardwired to make mistakes and misguided on purposes.

In the original stolen generations, mothers who loved their children had them removed to serve a misguided social purpose.

Baker saw the youth descending into promiscuous anarchy, perverting the sexual freedom and potency that his mentor had "discovered" for their misguided anti-American purposes — "make love not war," and so on.

This, Wheeler declares, was "misguided" and had no "legitimate purpose," particularly since, in his view, "A.I.G. was less responsible for the crisis than other major financial institutions".

Some on the sidelines have said the effort to rein in negative advertisements is misguided; such ads serve a purpose when based on fact and "give more information about a candidate and their record," said Jeffrey Weldon, chairman of the political science department at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico.

One option would be to go after the makers of the printing hardware, but that would be a misguided approach centered on a general-purpose technology with many legal uses, Professor Desai said.

This use is misguided for the same reason that the concept of progressive evolution is misguided.

Because a factor in the Court's reasoning was its understanding of the Act's purpose, this alleged error purportedly misguided the rest of the Court's analysis.

Its conception sprang from a misguided concept to make an arena that had no purpose except for celebrating something that no one was quite sure how to celebrate.

"These laws serve only one purpose: stoking the most extreme sentiments and misguided notions of the conservative movement". .