Sentence examples for so much misguided from inspiring English sources

If history holds true, the rules are not so much misguided as pointless.

The party was held on the Upper West Side, of course, where so much misguided entertaining took place back then.

Would you say that Obama is closer to ACORN, and if so, how?" I didn't receive an answer so much as a misguided outburst: "ZOMFG, a former Senator is a practicing Catholic!

From the evidence in court, Sergine and Joel Le Moaligou would seem to have been not so much neglectful as disastrously misguided in the treatment of baby Louise.

By this standard, Bush is likely to be the worst president since World War II, because it will take us so much longer to recover from his misguided foreign policy and his domestic policy of callousness and greed.

"I'm concerned that so much discussion about those provisions... is misguided," he said.

It wasn't so much that what I was saying was wrong or misguided, but rather that my timing was off.

That so much diversity has nevertheless been lost in trout due to misguided management and that also the current management leaves very much to wish for with regard to biodiversity conservation should therefore be taken as a severe warning.

With so much room for improvement in supportive care, the current international focus on drugs is "misguided," says Callahan, who has recently worked in Monrovia and provided care in four previous Ebola outbreaks.

That may be why so much of the debate about how to manage California's scarce water supply is misguided.

The film's misguided flatness is perhaps its fatal flaw, not so much deadpan or existential as just monotonous.