Sentence examples for misguided to expect from inspiring English sources
But despite their best efforts to convince us otherwise, it is misguided to expect universities to impart these skills.
People may not always be in a position to give their time for nothing, especially in the coming years and to expect them to is grotesquely misguided.
It is misguided to blame one part of the solution.
Perhaps it's misguided to judge her as a mother.
He called the UKJFF misguided to accept Israeli government funding.
The focus on chitchat seemed misguided to Mr. Costello.
These views range from misguided to outright transphobic.
It would be misguided to have an a priori preference for (or aversion to) any of these mechanisms.
This certainly isn't the bruising smash-happy joyride some misguided fools may expect from the catchall term "arcade racer".
Jordaan said media questions about the purchase were misguided: "How do you expect them to get around to see their constituents when they don't have any transport?" Sepp Blatter, weighing up his own legacy and tipping a potential successor – an alternative to Michel Platini: "There is a clear rival in [Spain's FA head] Angel María Villar.
