Sentence examples for seem misguided from inspiring English sources
In fairness, Mr. Goldstein's Kremlinology does not seem misguided.
The chorus is bare-bones, and the efforts by the current producers to make this version as racially inoffensive as possible seem misguided, given its history.
Leeks seem misguided: like the potato, they bring a whiff of winter with them, and together the two hint strongly at vichyssoise.
PAUL L. WHITELEY Sr. Louisville, Ky., July 16, 2012 To the Editor: I am not a fan of Mitt Romney, but the attacks on him concerning Bain Capital's outsourcing of jobs seem misguided.
Financial speculators and corporate raiders force companies into short-term decisions, which increase share prices by holding down wages, sacking workers or skimping on capital expenditure.To a free-market enthusiast, the question might seem misguided.
The imperial ambitions of a certain kind of swaggering, self-important American novel — to comprehend the totality of modern life, to limn the social, existential, sexual and political strivings of its citizens — start to seem misguided and buffoonish.
The latter seemed misguided, even amateurish.
In any case, his plan seems misguided.
For parts of Sunday's game, that expectation seemed misguided.
On a practical level, the Geeks Out project seems misguided.
