Sentence examples for misguided venture from inspiring English sources

I agree with Mr. Herbert wholeheartedly about the ineptitude of the administration's misguided venture in Iraq.

This misguided venture says less about contemporary art in general, or even about these two artists in particular, than it does about curatorial decision-making.

Much of Dan's play seems to be based on Bill's real life (a family inheritance supporting a misguided venture), and it is easy to assume that some of Mr. O'Brien's play is based on Mr. Fogler's.

His involvement will add credibility to a project that has been dismissed in some quarters as a misguided venture by Glover, a columnist with the Daily Mail and Spectator.

The artist announced the new accommodations earlier today with his first Instagram posts in 80 weeks: "Probably another misguided venture into corporate hospitality - the Walled Off hotel," he wrote.

That's not the music U2 has ever been interested in making, and even their misguided venture down that pothole-filled road, 1997's Pop, could not stray too far from the earnestness and straining for spiritual truth that marks their entire output.

If an economy has squandered capital on misguided ventures, leaving its people worse off than they thought, why should so many of them stand idle?

Unlike some of the misguided ventures by investment firms dabbling outside their areas of expertise, Stellican has experience in high-end recreational products.

In an editorial page commentary in The Crimson, Professor Patterson reiterated his arguments more strongly, accusing social studies of being "a pedagogically conservative and misguided educational venture..

When George was 11, a misguided business venture took them to Melbourne, Australia.

Their misguided political venture will likely blow up in their faces as did the brutally similar 2006 invasion of Lebanon.