Sentence examples for morally misguided from inspiring English sources

Continuing to attack adult education in this way is economically and morally misguided.

Conservatives wish to prevent mentally competent adults from publishing and consuming pornography on the grounds that the choice to consume pornography is deeply morally misguided.

As the characters in "Hangmen" engage in all sorts of brutal and morally misguided hijinks, without quite realizing what they're doing (or allowing it to get to them), much is exposed beyond what McDonagh has actually written.

He said that DNA travelled across borders and that the idea that race could be defined in this way was misguided and almost certainly morally flawed.

Moreover, despite the fact that "normal human functioning" is a value-laden concept, it does not follow that it is entirely subjective or that reasonable efforts to specify the elements of some morally acceptable level of human functioning are misguided (Nussbaum and Sen, 1993).

But in espousing hunting to thin the herds, these conservationists are running up against animal rights advocates — often their allies on other issues — who feel that killing deer is morally offensive and slaying them with arrows especially misguided.

If Obamacare is misguided, it is also a sincere, morally-motivated attempt to ensure that all Americans are in a position to meaningfully exercise their self-sovereignty, to guarantee the worth of their rights.

These challenge come from fellow Zionists, from those with views which are misguided or worse, and with positions that put Israel at grave risk both morally and physically.