Sentence examples for misguided spelling from inspiring English sources
Many chose to interpret Fukuyama's dense, aphorism-studded argument as an arrogant, misguided spelling out of the triumph of liberal capitalism.
The widespread tendency to relate farmers' notion of drought to changes in the occurrence of dry spells is misguided: several recent studies have yielded little evidence of an increase in the length and/or frequency of such spells.
Second, misguided attempts to align English spelling with (often imagined) Latin roots (debt and debitum; island and insula) led to the introduction of superfluous "silent" letters.
"He was one of these misguided kids who fell under the spell of the mullahs.
Maria Eagle, shadow environment secretary, said: "The decision to revoke this badger cull licence is a humiliation for Owen Paterson and must spell the end for his misguided and unscientific policy.
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrats' home affairs spokesman, said: "The fact that this is an all-party committee with a majority of Labour members on it surely spells the end for Gordon Brown's misguided attempt to play tough on terrorism".
Ten World Cups, six Champions Trophies, four finals, no victories, spell a tale of doom, gloom, poor planning and misguided strategy.
What we have here is the story of a Canadian band called One Soul Thrust, a phony baloney (I refused to believe "bologna" is the proper spelling here; that's not even how you'd pronounce the town name in Italian…) BitTorrent site, a misguided manager, and a lobbying group that apparently does little to no research.
It was really misguided".
These ideas are misguided.
