Sentence examples for think misguided from inspiring English sources

But please let me say that your interpretation of the poem is, I think, misguided.

She needed hip and shoulder replacements, and elected to have the operations in a London NHS hospital.This was a gesture to her latehusband's politics, and, she came to think, misguided, for she contracted MRSA.

Here we review this very recent evidence focusing on basic evolutionary issues, including a recurrent, but we think misguided, effort to account for the properties of the language faculty by means of cultural-biological interaction.

At a journalism awards dinner in March, Obama said he had become "dismayed" by the tenor of the campaign, both the "divisive and vulgar" rhetoric, but also what he called the "sometimes well-intentioned but, I think, misguided attempts to shut down that speech". .

He thought my Texas public schools background had ill prepared me for the rigors of a Columbia education and that I had only been given a scholarship in a, he thought, misguided effort on the college's part to attract a more diverse student body and mitigate Columbia's reputation as the Jewish commuter college in the Ivy League.... We here today are so overprivileged it hurts.

"He doesn't think he misguided you.

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

To focus on the degree of disagreement, rather than on the degree of consensus, is, I think, fundamentally misguided.

Besides, other archaeologists think it misguided to key interpretations so closely to the Cro-Magnon creative explosion, dazzling as it was.

The tagline thing is, I think, a misguided trend, since the taglines never last more than a single ad campaign and the most important part, the product and the company that makes it, are often deliberately sidelined so the "concept" can show through.

It would be farcical to let cuts go through that nearly everyone on Capitol Hill thinks are misguided.