Sentence examples for misguided theory from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr. Thomas said the government was basing its case on a "novel and misguided theory" that had no precedent.

This was always a misguided theory - pollution, for example, does not respect national boundaries.

Despite the misguided theory behind the half-thigh battery, Matteucci's frog battery was nevertheless sufficiently powerful to decompose potassium iodide.

But by the time the story is told, you have come to see the school as a microcosm of all the good intentions, misguided theories and veiled prejudice that have made equality so elusive for so long.

The report, based on police logs from 2002, depicts a news organisation that tried to bully detectives into backing its own misguided theories, as police searched desperately for clues about the girl who went missing on 21 March 2002.

Timmy is a dreadful detective, and Pastis has great fun making it patently obvious to the reader who it was who stole the candy or why a girl is hiding a shoe behind her back, while Timmy comes up with the most ridiculous and wonderfully misguided theories to explain the crimes.

Millions of homeowners can't wait till economists unlearn the dogmatic and misguided theories of Ayn Rand, Milton Friedman and Paul A. Samuelson.

Here are four such misguided theories about the so-called "Cadillac" tax.

Unfortunately, that means that current followers and any new recruits are going to continue relying on Hamer and his dangerously misguided theories.

Today's results show how misguided this theory was.

While Singleton may consider the concept of "fair use" to be a "misguided legal theory," copyright law] certainly doesn't.