Sentence examples for misguided tale from inspiring English sources

Do not bleed a dog; this is a misguided tale.

It's also a tale of misguided policy -- of an ill-conceived deregulation plan gone very wrong.

So while a small cadre of enthusiasts can praise Acura for offering a 6-speed manual in its 2013 ILX, one wonders if the sales strategy will someday be studied in business schools as a cautionary tale of misguided marketing: the most powerful, desirable version of this compact sport sedan isn't available with an automatic transmission at all.

The company also presents Mark Morris's "Gong," with hints of South Asian gamelan; Frederick Ashton's tale of misguided romance on a Russian estate, "A Month in the Country"; and Balanchine's distillation of Russian Imperial classicism "Theme and Variations," among others.

So in the spirit of encouraging today's youngsters and showing them that the world is not a place of untold terror, uncertainty and injustice, here are my own suggestions for reworking a few famous but misguided classics... Offensive tale of persecution and body fascism in which an ugly-looking bird is given a hard time wherever he goes.

Pucks and sticks serve as a backdrop to the story of a larger tale of misguided ambition.

"The Snowman" is a tale about misguided love, about a snowman who falls in love with what he believes is a female stove, and is Andersen's best argument for the price paid for falling in love with the wrong type with the stove representing the danger in this "wrong" relationship.

You can press buttons to select which traditional Chinese instruments you want to hear in an ensemble and watch videos of folk stories that spread along these trading routes with their resonant tales of misguided greed or triumphant trickery.

But history serves up a few cautionary tales of misguided "utopias" as well.

That's too strange to even be a Cinderella story — more like one of those misguided film versions of a fairy tale with too many jokes aimed at the parents.

The inhabited islands hold other bizarre tales of humanity's misguided attempts to settle, including a spectacularly unsuccessful foray by a group of 2,000 Norwegians who turned up thinking this was the new Tahiti.