Sentence examples for that seems misguided from inspiring English sources

That seems misguided.

America has a tradition of electing Presidents and then, in short order, turning on them, for reasons good and bad — sometimes for domestic policies that seem misguided, or for faraway conflicts that would have been better unfought.

So be mad at society, but being angry at a show that comes from that truth seems misguided to me.

But Tudge's belief that evolutionary psychology can help construct a utopian society seems misguided.

For parts of Sunday's game, that expectation seemed misguided.

Its second movement, marked "brutal, fast," drew on the very spirit that had seemed misguided in the Beethoven.

At the very least, it seems misguided to lump Virginia together with states like North Carolina and Indiana that Mr. Romney should have a much easier time winning back.

The notion that we can or cannot contact a loved one after we die seems misguided.

The notion that a technology like Watson, if unbiased, is going to reduce health care spending significantly seems misguided.

And to argue that somehow Cecil Newton is a "bad guy" because he makes an effort to minimize this exploitation seems misguided.

In any case, his plan seems misguided.