Sentence examples for misguided words from inspiring English sources

The 31-year-old, who won two Grand Slam titles in mixed doubles, issued an abject apology for his "hurtful" and "misguided" words.

It's going to get harder, but now I know we can handle it.' They proved to be brave, but misguided, words.

"Everyone's scared of spiders!" "They're more scared of you than you are of them!" "You live in Britain – they can't hurt you!" go the thoughtful, but misguided, words of comfort.

And a criminal justice system that treats groups of people differently -- and punishes them unequally -- has a much more negative impact than misguided words that we can reject out of hand.

Transmuting our karma allows us to step into our truth, altering the trajectory of misguided words and actions so we can make right those "wrong" decisions, and make better, loving and more purposeful choices the next time.

No, it turns out that a fellow Congressman, however misguided in his words or sentiments about conditions for aid here in New Jersey, is "the worst we have to offer".

Some others, like single-sex schools strike me as, to use your favorite word, misguided.

Failed skippings represent the most prominent type of misguided saccades on short words, while unintended refixations typically fall on long words.

"Desperate and misguided are probably two words that would be appropriate," Mr. Moriarty said.

They can be the misguided but well-intentioned words of a friend or neighbor.

Many at the time believed the fabrication was a misguided splicing of the words "repudiate" and "refute".