The phrase "misguided values" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to beliefs or principles that are mistaken or incorrect. Example: "The rise of extremism in the country can be attributed to the influence of misguided values among certain groups."
The fact that nothing has changed in three decades does not augur well for health care reform and speaks volumes about our nation's misguided values and priorities.
"Rent" is still a hit, but "Rent" is a musical; "Young Man," a scathing indictment of closeted lives and misguided values in a brilliant staging, folded fast.
"Vanities" captures the essence of misguided values, traveling with its three main characters from giddiness in 1963 (high school) to uncertainty in 1968 (college) to sadness in 1974 (a Manhattan apartment that might as well be limbo, decorated).
Mr. Santorum, who, like most of the Republican candidates, usually criticizes the president on the campaign trail, was unusually disparaging of Mr. Obama and what he described as the president's misguided values.
While the story is all about the folly of war and the misguided values it inspires, ironically it manages to celebrate those same values.
And many celebrate Dr. King the orator, but ignore his words about the need for reordering the misguided values and national investment priorities he believed are the seeds of America's downfall.
Like a lot of people who value their own bluster, he places a misguided value on the bluster of others.
The Blues cannot afford another year where their advantages are dismissed for a misguided value system that gives New South Wales no chance, and no future.
Restoring trust will take time and involve a concerted effort by the clergy and academia to correct a misguided value system.
"They're two sides of the same misguided value system," he continues.
It isn't Tovey's misguided valuing of "masculinity," or masculinity as defined by his upbringing, that is the issue.
