Sentence examples for misguided readings from inspiring English sources
Baba Oloye Ifa Karade, an East Orange priest of the Yoruba religion, said Palo Mayombe was a "composite of Christianity and misguided readings of traditional West African religions".
Court precedents must ordinarily be respected even when they were based on misguided readings of the relevant texts, he writes, under the doctrine of "stare decisis," which is (according to Mr. Garner's "Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage") Latin for "to stand by things decided".
But both readings are misguided.
For different, read misguided.
I argue that published refutations of this reading were largely misguided in that they tended to group arguments-for-ID with a suite of social allegorical readings of the film.
Frozen sensors corrupted the instrument readings and led pilots to believe they were losing height, and misguided attempts to correct the plane's course led to a fatal stall.
Readings, readings, readings.
It was really misguided".
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
