Sentence examples for on the misguided from inspiring English sources
What we want is a "Snooze-a-Thon" for the 18-and-older crowd, one based not on the misguided premise that seeing sleep induces sleep but on real-world experience.
It is stories like these, and many others that still need to be told, which help me to understand the world around me and yes, even rediscover the healing powers of the Kryptonian with the red "S" shield on his chest or even the caped crusader of Gotham City -- beyond all the attention focused on the misguided actions of one sick man in Aurora, Colorado.
The ECB added that "it would set a dangerous precedent to call off a tour based on the misguided and inaccurate remarks made by one individual".
"All the failed paradises I discovered," he writes, "were founded on the misguided belief of arrival.
Their next show is Friday, when they will comment on the misguided Steve-Guttenberg-in-a-mullet romantic comedy "Don't Tell Her It's Me".
Chilcot says the intelligence community worked from the start on the misguided assumption that Saddam had WMDs, saying it was "ingrained" in their thinking.
"I think he is the direct beneficiary of the misguided attacks on free markets by Gingrich and Perry," said Jim Dyke, a veteran Republican operative in South Carolina.
Streaming video may take even longer to arrive on our desktops because of the misguided thinking of many of the leaders in the field.
Cole Moreton raged against the political iniquities he has witnessed, registering his pride in the paper's opposition to the "misguided war" on Iraq.
Instead of going on about the misguided inclusions on their various lists--after all, who wants to spend that kind of time -- let's just touch upon a dozen seminal aughties artists who don't rate a mention in any context in the issue, whether for an album, a song or even a passing reference.
And the blog, like this book, is unafraid to take on taboo subjects, from the misguided reverence that some American blacks may hold for Mother Africa to the aforementioned obsession with how black women's hair ought to be treated.
