Sentence examples for more misguided than from inspiring English sources
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.
But that deranged proposal was only marginally more misguided than what he came up with next.
Too often the people he mocks seem more misguided than blameworthy.
The specifics of Prothero's thesis are not new, but his formulation makes the culture wars seem more misguided than ever.
Compared to the shocking desecration of Cooke's bones, Penguin's decision to reissue this forgotten relic is more misguided than shameful.
The decision to fire Mihajlovic looks even more misguided today than it did at the time.
The truth is few elite athletes have more misguided critics than LeBron, whose life story embodies the American Dream.
"It is difficult to imagine a more misguided or perverse policy than diverting the benefit of charity, given in the aftermath of tragedy, from the injured party to the party causing the harm," wrote Bruce S. Kaplan, the synagogue's lawyer.
The nation cannot afford more misguided giveaways.
Is that a bolder vision, or a more misguided one?
