Sentence examples for misguided to be from inspiring English sources

The question is whether it's not misguided to be prising the pogo stick out of these small hands and pushing pens and protractors (well nearly) so early?

I know from the reaction to several of my recent columns that many readers think I'm misguided to be defending BP against the plaintiffs' lawyers who sued the company in Louisiana.

"We think it is misguided to be giving away money on increases in higher thresholds for the personal allowance and 40p rate, which we estimate will cost around £2bn," said the Resolution Foundation chief economist, Matthew Whittaker.

"Actually, I think much of the debate is misguided, to be perfectly honest," Pocan said in response to a question as to whether he supported the current bill or not, while scoffing at the idea that ENDA will get a vote in the House, what he called an "imaginary 'if we could get a bill on the floor'" discussion.

Even though this may overlook the fact that technologies are fundamentally insecure (Beck 1992; Sandvik 2016), it would be misguided to believe that overall risks are not reduced by humanitarian technology use in aid agency security management.

In ICF patient, we detected an enrichment of hypermethylated DMRs in particular at methylated H3K4 marked loci, suggesting the residual activity of DNMT3B to be misguided to those regions (Fig. 3C).

It is the state's view that children should not suffer ridicule and abuse because of their parents' lapses in judgment or their misguided attempts to be hip.

Defenders of the firearm, however, say that it is misguided to blame a gun that is used by millions of owners across the country in a responsible manner.

But it would be misguided to suggest that Love You to Death might mark her zenith.

It would be misguided to blame or praise Garnett for his role in starting this trend, however.

"It would be misguided to opt for overly aggressive monetary tightening before that recovery has really taken hold".