Sentence examples for more misguided from inspiring English sources

The nation cannot afford more misguided giveaways.

Is that a bolder vision, or a more misguided one?

Luckily, this last description could not be more misguided.

But the myth is much more misguided still.

The narrator of "The Semplica Girl Diaries" is just marginally more misguided than I was.

There is no policy where this sales technique is more misguided than immigration.

After that he looked ever more a misguided favorite of his coach.

Even as a second-year law student (saddled with loans and still not in sight of graduation), I find this effort to make law school more affordable misguided.

George W Bush's axis of evil provides his top three "pariah countries" to which he adds six more "slightly misguided, mildly malevolent, seriously off course, extraordinarily reclusive and much understood" nations.

More than misguided, they were reprehensible men who, believing that they were somehow better than people like the Jacksons and the Eatons, would destroy the Union to satisfy their own ambition.

He thought he could risk showing them mercy, after Judge Gary sent a letter describing Fielden as "more a misguided enthusiast than a criminal" and the state's attorney sent one praising Schwab's behavior in the courtroom as "decorous" and "respectful".