Sentence examples for misguided us from inspiring English sources

Now the threat is real; and for the foreseeable future we will have to live with and seek to reduce two closely interlinked dangers: the direct and potentially apocalyptic threat posed by terrorists, mainly (though by no means exclusively) based in the Muslim world, and the potential strengthening of those terrorists' resolve by misguided US actions.

The origin and growth of the gangs also draws on a number of misguided US policy decisions.

After all, competition has often misguided us into obsessing about destroying others instead of improving ourselves.

The excuse that Syria is not an American war is also unacceptable, particularly since the turmoil in the Middle East has been the result of misguided US politics.

The New York Times agrees, saying in its editorial that the two countries will have to work hard to overcome the "strain" built up by a "misguided" US-India civilian nuclear deal which failed to deliver on promises.

"Six years ago, many condemned our efforts to reform welfare, calling us misguided, misinformed and in many cases, much worse," said J. Dennis Hastert, the Speaker of the House.

That moment of misguided bravado made us think about all the stupid shit we've done in the past to impress people and got us wondering what other people out there have done to make others think they were cool.

We Americans, in particular, certainly did not keep our cool after 9/11, letting our immature, tragically misguided leaders take us into a disastrous, large-footprint war in Iraq, which so destabilized large swaths of the Middle East that more virulent strains of radical jihad were allowed to blossom.

Some of us served in that horrendous and misguided war; some of us escaped to Canada or left for other countries to avoid military service, which, at that time, was not voluntary.

Before Trump announced his White House hopes, Americans were already worn out by the deja vu of the two expected frontrunners, the dynasts Jeb Bush (repeating the sloppy demagoguery that his brother used to launch us into misguided wars) and Hillary Clinton (repeating the aversion to honesty that her husband displayed, nearly bringing down his presidency and polarizing our country).

The only differences are that 1) thanks to Harris, we have historic documentation to show us how misguided such an approach to patient care is--and to show us the shocking irony of a prejudiced, underinformed, aggressively ignorant and uncaring doctor telling a very ill patient that "what you have isn't scientific".