Sentence examples for rather misguided from inspiring English sources

He added, "To look at this in sort of apocalyptic terms is, I think, rather misguided".

Avicenna advocated its treatment for skin disease, setting in chain 900 years of rather misguided medical adventure, which has recently staged a comeback.

As the writer Tom Dardis observes, although such a sequence might work nicely in an Ernst Lubitsch comedy, it seems rather misguided in a story set in a grim post-First World War Germany.

What I've seen of Princess Kate, on public events and the Olympics and elsewhere, is that this is someone who is bright, who's engaging, who is a fantastic ambassador for Great Britain, and we should be proud of that rather than these rather misguided remarks".

Beyond these obvious mountain peaks, @thesecretorganist (one of a small band of devoted commenters to whom these columns owe a great deal) says he wants to "fly the flag" for Sibelius's lesser-known music, in particular "the massively underrated piano music": "I especially love the wonderful Romance in D flat, Op 24 No 9, which I once made a rather misguided attempt to learn".

"We should be proud of that, rather than make these rather misguided remarks".

Although the report describes in detail missed opportunities to stop the September 11th attacks, it faults bureaucratic bungling rather than misguided leadership.

At the same time, if activism is the aim here it seems rather a misguided use of resources; it is also difficult to imagine a typical La MaMa audience containing people who are pleased at the idea of elephant extinction.

Citizens more generally must live their lives according to the real risks rather than misguided fears.

It's a genuinely effective collaboration between two inquisitive musicians, rather than a misguided piece of cultural tourism.

Tells about Hugh Trevor-Roper's view that Hitler was "sincere" in his designs, and misguided, rather than evil.