Sentence examples for misguided way of from inspiring English sources

Or the donation could, of course, just be a misguided way of supporting enterprise and ingenuity.

Whether doing this is a misguided way of trying to attract better hires or just meant to make the organization feel more desirable isn't clear.

"To give power over what to do with block grants to people who are only moved by lawsuits is a misguided way of running one's life," he said.

Although we may sympathize with ordinary Greeks who are suffering through a severe recession, double-digit unemployment and a government that cannot honor its spending obligations, that remains an uncharitable and misguided way of framing the problem.

His parents, in that wholly misguided way of seemingly well-intentioned adults, decided to wash the Australianness off him by sending him to one of the most eminent of British public (that is to say, very private, very expensive) schools.

Which I guess is just an insane, totally misguided way of saying, "Hey, assholes – homosexuality is not a choice".

But in the meantime, investors may be putting their faith in misguided ways of ensuring trust.

Mr. Vucic said building walls and fences was a misguided way to deter the tens of thousands of asylum seekers, buffeted by war and conflict in Syria, Africa and elsewhere, who are determined to find refuge in the Union and have increasingly sought entry through the western Balkans.

All three of these men are corrupted and compromised and toiling (in their various, misguided ways) to make the best of an impossible situation.

It also explains Boot's constant emphasis on sensible versus misguided ways to fight.

Inspired (in a misguided way) by the work of Einstein, whose book Relativity: The Special and General Theory he had aboard, the theme of Crowhurst's writing was that a sufficiently intelligent mind can overcome the constraints of the real world.