Sentence examples for misguided quest from inspiring English sources
The desire for absolutes is seen as a misguided quest for the impossible.
Most of Einstein's contemporaries considered the search for a unified theory to be a hopeless, if not misguided, quest.
"The current debate is not primarily about religious fundamentalism," Mr. West, the author of "Darwin's Conservatives: The Misguided Quest" (2006), said at Thursday's conference.
She had to endure my two quick marriages and divorces after Marsha's death — the misguided quest to find a new mother for her.
And she's seen as the siren who betrayed her husband and abandoned her four children in a misguided quest for love.
Page A23 THE MISGUIDED QUEST FOR UNIVERSAL COVERAGE Making sure that every American has health insurance would not generally lower premiums, writes Ramesh Ponnuru, a senior editor at National Review, in an Op-Ed article.
His misguided pursuit of the money becomes a funny-sad quest.
I would call my relationships with alcohol, drugs, sex, food, shopping, and even porn, misguided spiritual quests.
He said he thought the administration was misguided in its quest for a fool-proof formula for selecting principals.
To some investigators, however, trying to find the single "best" method for comparing treatments is as misguided as the equally conventional quest for the "best" treatment for all patients with a given condition.
He said that he loved, admired and respected Ms. Thurman, but realized now that he might have been "misguided," perhaps even "foolish" in his "quest" to win her over from about January 2005 to the late summer of 2007.
