Sentence examples for potentially misguided from inspiring English sources

In Eastwood's film, all sympathies are potentially misguided; all actions, even ones done in pursuit of his own clear sense of justice, risk devastating results.

An industry-first blind-spot intervention system creates its own version of a force field, applying individual brakes to resist a potentially misguided lane change.

It was a refreshing (if not potentially misguided) effort, a sign that individuality is not yet lost in a city awash in black dress socks.

Efforts to fight polio outbreaks by vaccinating adults as well as children are costly and potentially misguided.

This is an optimistic sentiment, but also a potentially misguided one.

First, a sliding windows approach was used to determine the most relevant time period suitable for all farms for these two meteorological variables and to guard against potentially misguided a priori choices (see Brommer et al. 2008 and Porlier et al. 2012 for similar approaches).

We've replaced the "scientifically correct" solution of Lysol with the "potent traditional herbs" of detox balls, but the effect is largely the same: a misguided, potentially harmful remedy to a problem which most likely didn't need a solution in the first place.

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But in the practical world we live in, it is misguided and potentially harmful.

"The proposals she promotes are shortsighted, misguided and potentially dangerous for American patients".

In fact, it is an idea that many environmental groups have rejected as misguided and potentially dangerous.