Sentence examples for misguided rationale from inspiring English sources

As the Iraq War was a distraction against the real fight against Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the outcry over McCain's anointment of Palin as a national curiosity is a distraction from the core issue: Do we as a country vote to reject the politics of George Bush, above all the misguided rationale for the Iraq War, dressed up as the Bush Doctrine?

Democrats' misguided approach relies on persuasion, rationale, plans, policy, and ideas.

In Iraq, President Bush's rationale for regime change, though misguided, was hardly anti-Islamic.

Al-Shabaab's deeply antagonistic relations with the donor governments on which these agencies depended provided the rationale for these inexcusable decisions, however misguided and wrong.

To the Editor: The Supreme Court's rationale for upholding the section of Arizona's misguided immigration law that allows law enforcement to check on a detainee's immigration status might seem innocuous in high-minded legalese, but will likely falter in practice.

If that rationale had been correct (and not, as is demonstrable, misguided), why should it now be necessary, only two decades later, to flood the chapel with permanent artificial light?

My rationale?

Her rationale?

Goof of misguided kid?

These critics are misguided.

But this is misguided.