Sentence examples for most misguided from inspiring English sources

3. The most visible actors are not always the most misguided ones.

The use of ferrets was itself perhaps both the most ingenious and the most misguided.

And – most misguided of all – yoga is only for the flexible.

Either it's the most romantic thing anyone's ever done or the most misguided".

Of Carey's latest remarks, his reference to a "secular conformity of belief and conduct" is perhaps the most misguided.

In the novel's most misguided and contrived move, Levis, a devout Roman Catholic, turns out to be a Holocaust survivor.

Aside from a few "zealous" leaders, most are misguided youths, said Mr. Laarayedh, the interior minister.

This is Tony's most hopelessly misguided policy since, well, Iraq.

It's in the Middle East, however, that the prevailing liberal worldview has proved most consistently misguided.

Then there is the most bleakly misguided programme I've seen in a long time: Channel 4's How Not to Get Old.

He hit one of the most spectacularly misguided drives of the tournament on the 13th hole, slicing it right, which was the way the wind was already blowing.