Sentence examples for misguided representation from inspiring English sources

And yet, we suffer the consequences of such shallow and misguided representation".

Challenges such as economic insecurity, misguided immigration laws, and sparse Hispanic representation in government continue to limit the opportunities of a community poised to form over one quarter of the nation's population by 2050.

Deregulation of the dopaminergic system leads to the production of dopamine regardless of incoming stimuli, which results in giving meaning to their meta-representations, thereby creating a misguided inner reality of actually meaningless objects.

Therefore, Yorck also finds it a misguided effort "to grasp natural and historical communities by means of representation," because it misses the felt personal attachment, which alone lends reality to the historical connectivity and relation (ST, p. 72).

Though things have got better for us (you think this is bad, you should have been here in the early 80s!), we are often forced to consume representations of ourselves that are either false or badly misguided.

Imbalances in representation and lack of diverse perspectives lead to skewed, erratic, and misguided U.S. foreign policies, leave alone the fact that scores of suffering humans are left without voice.

And unfortunately, it is a direct product of America's misguided thinking about Iraq since the 2003 invasion — an approach that stressed proportional sectarian representation rather than national unity and moderate Islamism.

"I have to say," she wrote, "that I was dismayed by this play not only for personal reasons, but also because it seemed to me that its representation of Dorothy [Hodgkin] was politically as well as humanly misguided, and that this has implications for how one understands the broader relation between politics and science in her life.