Sentence examples for misguided reference from inspiring English sources
Signs throughout Flushing Meadows-Corona Park make no mention of Mr. Schladermundt and instead refer to the shells as "Candela Structures," a misguided reference to the Spanish architect Félix Candela, who was known for his thin-shelled concrete structures similar in style to the World's Fair pavilions.
The hyperbolic and misguided references to "death panels" by Sarah Palin derailed what should have been a springboard for physicians, insurers, patients and patients' families to have open dialogues about when medical care becomes excessive, painful and futile.
Spare us your misguided references to a Constitution whose brilliant authors would be aghast to see you equate the right to put a rifle in your gun case with the right to put an AK-47 in the hands of a child soldier.
There was a lot more to Rand Paul's 13-hour filibuster than the misguided Hitler and Jane Fonda references (not at the same time), Marco Rubio's obligatory water joke and Ted Cruz's monotone recitation of identical Twitter comments.
A more remote possibility is that such countries will earn credits by hosting efforts to pump carbon dioxide out of the air and store it away.Such "geoengineering" is still seen as far-fetched and in some circles misguided, but a reference to it was made in the Copenhagen documents.
If some dismissed the President's threat as a joke — however cruel or misguided — the issue it referenced can't be dismissed so easily.
Liebo didn't think the reference was entirely misguided.
On camera, the two women rock back and forth in an embrace: 'Apparently, I was born sucking willies and telling lies,' Shy tells her, a reference to her misguided social service files which have finally been made public.
Not to mention misguided.
Fixing the beef stroganoff reference without fixing the misguided nature of the article as a whole doesn't solve the problem; it minimizes it through its insufficiency.
"In many countries the penal code includes references to our convention" and misguided scientists would have to be punished under national law, he tells ScienceInsider.
