Sentence examples for viewed as misguided from inspiring English sources

He was also alarmed by what he viewed as misguided reforms like an overreliance on crude standardized tests that measure students' yearly academic "growth" and teacher performance.

Invaluable Backing In interviews, soda industry executives said that nonprofit groups in the black and Hispanic communities were important partners in beating back what they viewed as misguided tax proposals.

Some prominent Texans, including former regents, chancellors and university presidents, were so concerned that they formed the Coalition for Excellence in Higher Education, a group dedicated to defending U.T. institutions from what it viewed as misguided reforms.

In 1994 exasperated by what he viewed as misguided critical responses to black artists (and upset with the provocative "Black Male" show at the Whitney, organized by Ms. Golden and which he considered wrongheaded), he turned his attention to art criticism.

All forms of leftist ideology -- indeed, everything that smacked of collective idealism -- came to be viewed as misguided utopianism that could lead only to the Gulag.

In the two decades since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the American model of capitalism, largely unchallenged by ideological alternatives and increasingly dominant around the world, drifted toward what conservatives viewed as a more pure form of economic liberty and what liberals came to view as misguided free-market fundamentalism.

They privately bemoaned the loss of thousands of new jobs in the middle of a deep recession, over what they viewed as a misguided policy debate.

The report in The New York Times is the latest evidence that Mr. Obama has embraced the use of his predecessor's national security and anti-terrorism machinery, decisions that some of his liberal supporters have viewed as a misguided and hawkish approach to foreign policy.

Hamann's abreaction to what he viewed as a misguided deification and purification of reason reaches a climax in 1784, in his unpublished response to Kant — "Metacritique of the Purism of Reason" (1984) and in an inflamed private letter to Christian Jacob Kraus in the same year.

On Tuesday, Romney criticized the White House for what he viewed as a misguided response to the attacks, which occurred in Egypt and Libya.

The Fed has been adamantly opposed to what it views as a misguided effort to limit its powers.