Sentence examples for misguided understanding of from inspiring English sources

The imam said Mr. Payen had a shallow and misguided understanding of Islam.

"They are operating under an outdated and misguided understanding of what trans-health care means".

Yes, the Clinton administration had, at times, a remarkably vague and misguided understanding of the American national interest.

Most important, for a man who consistently brags about his unfailing instincts, Trump's bluster speaks to a dangerously misguided understanding of Sino-American relations.

By Jiayang Fan December 21, 2016 President-elect Donald Trump's bluster speaks to a deeply misguided understanding of U.S.-China relations.

The west's romance with a misguided understanding of Haitian folklore just happened to coincide with the US occupation of the country – which set out to modernize Haiti, while attempting to systematically erase Vodou.

American attitudes have been and continue to be anti-migrant and anti-immigrant, thriving on misguided understandings of migration.

These are crucial to the understanding of the misguided tenets of the shadow conspiracy as will be seen shortly.

The mouse models have the potential to improve our understanding of how misguided T-cell responses translate into synovial inflammation and the other organ manifestations in RA patients.

(R58: User) Of note is that this respondent maintained that students are misguided by claiming certainty in understanding of their patient's experiences because they have learned about groups of people and assigned them particular characteristics.

Daniel Siegel: The myths have made it so that our understanding of adolescence is misguided.