Sentence examples for misguided to suggest from inspiring English sources

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

Is there a silver lining to dyslexia, or is it misguided to suggest an "upside" to something that makes reading such a challenge?

There are no defendants, witnesses or jurors to be rattled by it, and it would be misguided to suggest that the talented lawyers coming before the Supreme Court would antagonize the nine justices by playing to the cameras.

The chairman of the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission, Rod Sims, last month said it seemed "misguided" to suggest BHP and Rio Tinto were engineering a fall in prices.

it was "dangerously misguided" to suggest working with the Assad regime in Syria, which is also fighting IS. all nations must stop "so-called non-violent extremists from inciting hatred and intolerance".

I have nothing but sympathy where resisting the need to win the snap judgment of the next big headline is concerned, but it seems equally misguided to suggest that policy decisions need to be calibrated against presumed historical reaction.

Take note, anyone misguided enough to suggest either should "pack heat".

Because it is self-evidently misguided for Republicans to suggest cutting good programs while failing to solve the long-range crisis, it is therefore equally misguided for Obama to operationally expand debt while theoretically opposing runaway debt.

However, he also appeared to suggest Gove's approach was misguided.

They may not make much difference now, but one hopes that they could at least be pulled off the shelf and dusted down at some future point not least to suggest which policies were most misguided.

This gives cynics plenty of ammunition to suggest that investments and intentions are misguided.