Sentence examples for misguided whim from inspiring English sources

Instead of infantilizing and coddling the Palestinians, succumbing to their every misguided whim, and endorsing their counter-productive behavior, isn't it high time to see the situation as it is for both parties (and not only for the Palestinians), learn from the past, and help create conditions for tangible progress?

And for once, believe the hype: it was refreshing to see a designer who, by working in the industry for 12 years first rather than launching his label straight out of college, spared us the cringe-worthy puckered seams and misguided whims of so many too-young hopefuls.

They were hounded by neighbours, colleagues and pupils moved by misguided revolutionary fervour, personal grudges or little more than whim.

While negative global economic conditions present a bleak backdrop, analysts and businessmen say that some of the immediate loan problems can be traced to a paralyzed central government, corruption-related losses, sector blowups and misguided policies that have left even decently performing companies at the mercy of the whims of various government agencies.

Just because the patient elicits a strange type of "respect" from your colleagues and your clinical staff (probably just misguided envy) does not mean that you are somehow an "elite" physician who is entitled to bend to the whims of your famous patients or break the rules of good doctoring.

This was her whim.

Not exactly a whim.

The whim paid off.

Just on a whim.

Goof of misguided kid?

It exists by presidential whim".