Sentence examples for misguided truth from inspiring English sources

The sad and misguided truth is, that the smaller you are, the riskier you will be viewed and the greater your struggle will be to land top-tier talent.

They bear some of kind of misguided "truth" that allows groups of people to be deemed unworthy of proper medical attention, including African-Americans, women who need abortions (and must secretly get them done through a fierce nun named Sister Harriet), prostitutes, and immigrants, all of which sounds not so different than today.

However, critics are concerned not only with what they see as a misguided view of belief, truth, and knowledge, whether relativist, subjectivist, or idealist in nature.

So be mad at society, but being angry at a show that comes from that truth seems misguided to me.

They are too busy covering up, preferring to interpret Marge's unerring radar for the truth as the misguided forensics of heartbreak.

That there is a kernel of truth about a misguided program behind the ugly race-baiting of the "Obamaphone" video fan is hard to accept for some people.

She challenged gangsta rappers on their own fast-talking turf, demanding, "Why not speak truth about our misguided youth?" She took the role of an irresistible goddess, tantalizing mortals and gods until she found herself unexpectedly in love.

They're either lying, because they're afraid to tell the truth, or they're misguided in their benighted liberalism.

Confronted by his status as a history maker, or by the suggestion that his Olympic participation speaks to a broader truth about society and its misguided attitude towards disabled athletes, McKeever is almost embarrassed.

By waving the corporate governance flag, Mr. Ackman tried to disguise the harsher truth: his effort was deeply misguided, and a huge, expensive distraction for a company trying to struggle through a recession.

"Religion, misguided religion, is blinding people from the truth.