Sentence examples for misguided show from inspiring English sources

The referee, Robert Madley, had no hesitation in showing a straight red card yet Funes Mori had the temerity to protest before walking off while pulling at his Everton crest in a misguided show of pride.

But less than six months later, in a misguided show of support for Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan, a group campaigning for his re-election have adapted the hashtag into the political slogan #BringBackGoodluck2015.

It was a misguided show of grandeur for which West Ham fans paid nearly $450 for a seat at the table and a show that was made compulsory for each current West Ham player to attend while wearing designer suits by one of London's most expensive tailors.

Yet these claims have almost all been misguided, showing either a failure to understand the underlying technology, or a desire to manipulate public concern for political agendas.

The channel that went into comedy with misguided shows like "Pajama Party" (women discussing serious issues while in sleepwear) and "Running With Scissors" (an all-woman sketch comedy show that was finally deemed too awful to put on the air).

Many said the acts of destruction did not make sense, either as a misguided showing of solidarity with those who have been dismissed, or as an attack on the fund-raiser or theater.

Even when her interpretation or her choice of text seemed misguided, she showed a grandeur and power that surely were a new high for her.

Misguided and showed to me a lack of understanding of how organizational structures can affect what comes out of an agency.

But Cuba is no Tunisia, and the misguided program showed just how little the US government — via its agencies — understands the country, critics said.

But it would be a mistake to stop holding business to account in a misguided attempt to show we "understand" it.

Don't be misguided by their show of bravado.