Sentence examples for misguided sentiment from inspiring English sources

The agenda included a debate on a "disturbing increase in criminal offences", and speakers asserting that "our wives and mothers, if they are left alone in the house at night, are frightened to open their doors", and that "over the past 25 years we in this country, through misguided sentiment, have cast aside the word "discipline", and now we are suffering from it".

Harris, however, felt the sentiment was misguided.

Mr. Reich's supporters say that those who claim he will pursue his own agenda on Cuba or view regional relations through the prism of his anti-Castro sentiments are misguided.

In 2006, he published a book arguing that the contemporary revolt against globalization can be seen as a misguided expression of "noble" sentiments, which, rather than being curbed, should be redirected in ways that left-liberals cannot imagine.

"These laws serve only one purpose: stoking the most extreme sentiments and misguided notions of the conservative movement". .

When I try to introduce the National to my friends, they always say, "enough of this sad angsty dad-rock crap," a sentiment I find misguided.

No, it turns out that a fellow Congressman, however misguided in his words or sentiments about conditions for aid here in New Jersey, is "the worst we have to offer".

This is an optimistic sentiment, but also a potentially misguided one.

But I'm not so sure public sentiment in this case is entirely misguided.

She thought that was misguided.

Asked by Brown, who moderated the panel, to address Dickinson's sentiments, Isaacs said: "I think she's misguided".