Leave it to Republicans to stick to their misguided talking points at all costs—a hobgoblin of little-minded spokesmen.
If you believe people like Oliver Thring and Tim Hanni, we are misguided elitists talking to one another rather than consumers, prejudiced snobs whose evening tipple is more likely to be Château Lafite sipped from a hand blown Riedel glass, than a bottle of Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon.
Of all the public service campaigns embraced throughout the years, that which seems to have made one of the more lasting impressions is also among the more misguided: Don't talk to strangers.
The loudness you adopt in response to a bad cellphone connection, in the misguided hope that talking louder will improve the connection.
Feminists and liberal pundits say, with some indignation, that they are not talking about dirty jokes or misguided compliments when they talk about sexual harassment, but, in fact, they are: sexual harassment, as they've defined it, encompasses a wide and colorful spectrum of behaviors.
As for Selig being at the table, Manfred said: "I think people's expectations with respect to the commissioner's involvement in these talks are misguided.
–What if blogs are used to denigrate the company itself, air dirty laundry or talk about how misguided its leadership and strategy are? –Don't these technologies make it easier to leak secrets, deliberately or inadvertently, to the outside world?
Mr. Muflahi said that when he asked Mr. Galab how his trip had gone, "He told me, 'No man, we were at this rotten hotel and we were misguided.' The way he talked, it was like when you sign up for a tour package and you get stiffed".
Professor Irwanto, a psychologist at Atma Jaya University in Jakarta, agrees the war on drugs talk is not only misguided, but counterproductive.
She may then divulge some highly disturbing freshman-year tales of her own in a misguided attempt to get you to talk.
