Sentence examples for misinformed view of from inspiring English sources

Marianna Malaspina New York, Dec.13, 2009 • To the Editor: Laschell Baker's decision to retrieve the twins she carried as surrogate for Amy Kehoe upon learning of Ms. Kehoe's psychiatric history was based on a misinformed view of mental illness.

Rosie Hill, Norwich I was extremely disappointed that your Star Letter [the £25 National Book Token] was one that put forward an entirely negative and misinformed view of university fundraising, despite the many positive and well-informed comments on the blog.

Several countries have begun to recognize the misinformed view of the UN on marijuana regulation.

You must show them that you are stronger than their taunts and their misinformed view of the way things are.

It is, however, difficult to sit by and watch misinformed views on the intersection of two things that I know well: 1. building technology companies and 2. being black.

That is a misinformed view.

"There is a view, a misinformed view, that fewer players should go overseas," Schwab said.

Now, the frustrating thing is that I still hear people say, well, this is a field based on small-stakes laboratory experiments, and that's just a misinformed view.

"The decision seems to stem from a misinformed view that to advocate for Palestinian human rights is somehow offensive to the Jewish community," the petition read.

My intention, rather, is to provide a counterweight to what seem like misinformed views about the presidential race.

Hopkins' personal insults, misinformed views and "left-wing loons" name-calling dominated to such an extent that few could call the heated discussion a "debate".