Sentence examples for through a misguided from inspiring English sources
The third, and probably loudest, cheer was reserved for the government, for resisting the temptation to "reassure" markets through a misguided rescue attempt.
Instead, whether through a misguided belief in financial orthodoxy or a fear of the bond markets, they have concentrated on heavy-handed and blanket austerity, something that should have come at the very end of the game.
But the prospect of the provision of affordable housing being reduced, through a misguided "you know best" green light for local authorities, is a grim one – not only for the 354,389 households on local authorities' housing waiting lists, but also when it comes to us ever achieving true sustainability, that precarious holy grail of environmental, social and economic harmony.
Comedy in the case of your usual jabbering career yelper seeking advancement through a misguided elevator pitch to a no longer extant mass mind, and a sadly deluded tragedy for any actual noble human being hoping to communicate actual human imperatives with other human beings.
The explosive diarrhea that gets on your glove and through a misguided, poorly thought out, quick swipe of those flyaway hairs out of your face, gets firmly planted on the edge of your curls, causing you to drop the bed pan, splattering it all over the floor, your shoes, pants, the IV pole, and wall with a loud crash that brings even the laziest of coworkers running in your direction.
Justification is not earned as a reward for human effort through good works (a position Luther now attributed to a misguided and misguiding Roman church).
Maybe the suggestion that two respectable ladies should break into a man's rooms and go through his things in a misguided attempt to protect the reputation of the Prince of Wales, a character we absolutely don't care about anyway?
Chuck Eddy, author of The Accidental Evolution of Rock'n'roll: A Misguided Tour Through Popular Music, compared the track to the sound of American new wave band, Tom Tom Club.
The comments of my English friend are the dramatic cries of anguish of a young man against a result brought about by a misguided referendum through the unbearable lightness of electioneering!
Ivan Perisic slotted the ball past René Adler who had run outside his box in a misguided attempt to intercept the through pass.
It took many back to the horror of the infamous "stolen generation", thousands of Aboriginal children taken, often forcibly, from their families into institutions in a misguided attempt at assimilation through the 20th century.
