Sentence examples for politically misguided from inspiring English sources

You must abandon your mini-McCarthyism and cease denying employment to those you deem politically misguided.

While this approach could put Democrats on the defensive, it also carries risks for Washington Republicans, who could be perceived as heavy-handed or politically misguided.

But Pritchard wrote: "Mark Reckless MP may have won another byelection for Ukip, but his defection is politically misguided and self-defeating".

Just listen to the guffaws the once-credible MIA now incites after one-too-many politically misguided Twitter controversies ("I'm going down to the riot," she tweeted last week, "to hand out tea and Mars bars").

IN THE MAYOR'S DEFENSE "While Davis may have been politically misguided to open up about such a controversial topic, he said nothing that — in context — spewed hatred toward anyone, least of all gays.

That was the year George W. Bush's presidency really began to unravel, starting with his politically misguided and poorly executed campaign to privatize Social Security.

"In addition to being misguided politically, Mr. Matthews also apparently needs glasses — badly," O'Reilly said in response.

White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer shot back, accusing Republicans of pursuing a politically motivated and misguided attack on the administration.

Beyond the glib smokescreen of what Timothy Sandefur calls the "foolish, misguided, politically biased, intentionally misleading nonsense" written about substantive due process lies a serious jurisprudential concept that would have been perfectly familiar to the Framers of both the original Constitution and the Reconstruction Amendments -- and embraced by many of them.

Mugabe said that undisciplined ZIPRA guerrillas had instigated the uprising; he called them "disloyal, misguided and politically motivated armed hooligans and political malcontents" and said that according to information before him their ultimate goal had been to topple his government.

This is politically convenient, but dangerously misguided.