Sentence examples for to be misguided from inspiring English sources

Those concerns proved to be misguided.

But his words have turned out to be misguided.

It was Mr Blair who turned out to be misguided.

But if the diagnosis is wrong in the first place, treatment is bound to be misguided.

In aviation disasters, early speculation often turns out to be misguided.

Mr. Richardson said he also considered the focus on nationality and gender differences to be misguided.

He has allowed the Rangers to be misguided by a general manager and coach all-in-one with Sather.

So the measures the government is taking against mullahs and against religious incitement seem to me to be misguided.

Internet rumours that she'll be in a film called The Curse of the Buxom Strumpet appear to be misguided.

So it might be that the whole question we've been focusing on, "What does it take to survive?" may have turned out to be misguided.

I find the White House's decision to critique and dismiss Fox News Channel...to be misguided and foolish....Maybe the White House should get out of the press-critiquing business.