Sentence examples for misguided thinking from inspiring English sources

In spite of being told that the colour-blind approach would simply maintain the status quo, that well meaning but misguided thinking prevailed.

And unfortunately, it is a direct product of America's misguided thinking about Iraq since the 2003 invasion — an approach that stressed proportional sectarian representation rather than national unity and moderate Islamism.

The mechanism postulated for 15-lipoxygenase was pieced together in vitro and has never been linked in a meaningful way to what happens naturally in reticulocytes; nevertheless, these experiments have guided (or misguided) thinking about how sequences near the 3′ end of an mRNA might regulate translation.

Such misguided thinking can lead only to chaos and retaliation.

Such misguided thinking could wreck the best chance to clean up the system in years.

The misguided thinking of this decision is like that behind the "me" mentality, which is so prevalent today.

Carlo Cottarelli, the head of the IMF's fiscal affairs department, said critics of austerity, such as the US economist Paul Krugman, should be taken seriously, but were misguided in thinking that international money markets would accept indebted countries overspending to boost growth.

"We actually sat down with the developer himself, and he said to us at that meeting, and in his newsletter, in December of 2013, that he definitely wasn't bringing coal through this terminal, and that we were misguided in thinking so," Dervin-Ackerman told VICE News.

We are so misguided in our thinking about addiction that we prefer people to live and die in unspeakable agony rather than risk them having a bit of extra euphoria!

But the simple truth that someone, somewhere, thought we would do best to keep a lid on it – to say nothing of the statements emanating from Congress and the state department – shows how remarkably misguided the thinking is on this issue.

This stunning lack of compassion justifies the need to blame people for their misfortune, a mantra of misguided conservative thinking.