Sentence examples for use of a misguided from inspiring English sources

This inconsistent use of a misguided neologism strikes me as a greater affront to the English language in polite society than any familiar four-letter word could ever be. A. Scott Falk New York.

Smith also reckons Demo Day is a misguided use of a startup's accelerator time when they should be doubling down on development.

While Singleton may consider the concept of "fair use" to be a "misguided legal theory," copyright law] certainly doesn't.

Writing in The Times, Manohla Dargis called this thriller from Ang Lee, based on the short story "Se, Jei," by Eileen Chang, "a sleepy, musty period drama about wartime maneuvers and bedroom calisthenics, and the misguided use of a solid director".

"Lust, Caution" — a truer title would be "Caution: Lust" — is a sleepy, musty period drama about wartime maneuvers and bedroom calisthenics, and the misguided use of a solid director.

All of Cameron's good work in sitting down for a barbecue with real people in their actual back garden, was undone by his misguided use of a knife and fork to tackle a sausage in a bun.

Of course, we shouldn't have to resort to using euphemisms for the pill because of a misguided political decision on the part of the SCOTUS, but the fact of the matter is that for many "birth control" is a misnomer.

This simplistic turn of phrase, born of a misguided notion, gets used regularly.

It shouldn't be too hard to figure out that any agricultural policy that would significantly increase the use of a chemical found in Agent Orange is misguided.

They also dismissed the drive for foods with lower cholesterol and the use of medications as "misguided".

"Rising oil prices raise the risk of a misguided E.C.B.