Sentence examples for quite misguided from inspiring English sources

"I have huge concerns about some of the ways in which it's implemented; some of it can be quite misguided.

Most of what you hear about the Internet is, in my opinion, quite misguided.... Perhaps the best place to start is with a definition of what the hell the Internet is".

AMANDA LANG Toronto To the Editor: As a former anchor and reporter at Fox News Channel, I can tell you that the notion that motherhood and anchordom can be handled prettily, seamlessly and simultaneously is quite misguided.

Youth parties, under well-meaning but quite misguided adult leadership, might be partly responsible; their energies would be far better employed in the demolition, on every trip, of a few dozen of the more ridiculous ones... October 17 1983 - taking the son-in-law for his first climb It was the first time my son-in-law from Vancouver had climbed a hill, anywhere.

On the other hand, much of the work directly or indirectly influenced by Quine is of a sort that he would have thought quite misguided.

But with all the respect he is due, I -- apparently like Dr. Freedhoff -- find him quite misguided.

"I felt she was just quite a misguided person.

In a final chapter, fearful of having left a totalitarian impression, Ball retracts some of his claims for social physics and reminds us: "There are few things quite so misguided and dangerous as looking to science for moral guidance".

This is, quite frankly, a misguided and unnecessary policy.

But what strikes me as a far more potent contributor to the housing bubble and its ugly aftermath is quite another sort of misguided government action.

As the characters in "Hangmen" engage in all sorts of brutal and morally misguided hijinks, without quite realizing what they're doing (or allowing it to get to them), much is exposed beyond what McDonagh has actually written.