Sentence examples for misguided to think from inspiring English sources

While all these aspects constitute progress, it is misguided to think that they combine to create urban sustainability.

Pointing to the financial fair play rules introduced in 2013, Fox says it is misguided to think a wealthy benefactor could replace Lerner and transform Villa's fortunes.

We've all read that Kim Bodnia's out, but is it so misguided to think he might allow himself one cheeky prison-visiting-hours cameo?

Of course, the uncomfortable truth is that in Britain it's not against any law to be so stupid, cruel and misguided to think "Hitler was right", or "It's not rape if she's drunk".

It is not wholly misguided to think that you are responsible for your own ailment, that you are doing it to yourself — it's just that the idea of the self becomes strange.

"It's misguided to think that everything a professional lab can do will also be possible in a home setting".

It would be misguided, though, to think that this was progress.

As nice as I think the HomePod is, it's a bold (and misguided) strategy to think it's enough to convince entrenched Spotify playlist lovers that they just need need need to switch so they can buy this $349 speaker.

These are accusations that were often and unfairly levelled at Matthew Le Tissier, who was content to spend a distinguished playing career at Southampton, untroubled by the many trophy presentations his somewhat misguided critics seemed to think it would have been his duty to endure if he hadn't finally thought better of it and pulled out of that famous nearly-move to Spurs.

She needed hip and shoulder replacements, and elected to have the operations in a London NHS hospital.This was a gesture to her latehusband's politics, and, she came to think, misguided, for she contracted MRSA.

It was the same misguided optimism that caused homeowners to think their houses would always keep increasing at a 20percentt annual clip.