Sentence examples for though misguided from inspiring English sources

In Iraq, President Bush's rationale for regime change, though misguided, was hardly anti-Islamic.

Autism became perhaps best known in 2009 for the resolution of a series of high-profile, though misguided, legal actions resulting from a 1998 article that claimed the existence of an association between autism and childhood vaccination for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR).

If you're not near them, you won't be able to hear those well-intentioned, though misguided, expressions of confidence in you ("You're going to win for sure!").

Only time will tell whether, The Lone Mujahid book, along with many, many other things, represents a possible early clue or merely an interesting, though misguided distraction away from the real killer(s).

It would now take exceptionally poor policy responses for even the current severe recession to deteriorate into a depression, though misguided and overly tight fiscal policies have unfortunately prolonged the restoration of output and employment.

Meanwhile, the Pavarotti announcement, though sadly misguided, is simpler to understand.

In America, though, a misguided teenager participates in a demented activity like the Boston bombing, and they want to tear him limb from limb.

According to an article in The Guardian titled "The Truth About Trafficking: It's Not Just About Sexual Exploitation", it's the radical feminists and passionate, though often, misguided faith groups.

It would be misguided, though, to think that this was progress.

Even if consumer concerns about health risks are exaggerated or entirely misguided, though, the lack of clear standards for mattresses labeled as organic or natural — and in some cases, a lack of transparency about their contents — may risk feeding the kind of suspicions that Mr. Luedeka noted.

The quest for energy independence, though, is misguided, he said.