Sentence examples for views misguided from inspiring English sources

This estimate is not, of course, shared by all: many readers find her characters wooden, her writing stilted, and her ethical and political views misguided.

And the recent outpouring of claims about Syria's civil war is motivated by a similar attempt – in our view misguided – to "securitise" climate change ahead of the Paris summit.

In one of the most bizarre — and in my view misguided — recent instances of proximity/location technology applications, mobile maker Nokia has made an app called Job Lens that mashes up augmented reality with job hunting.

Much as I like RCTs, having run and published the results of dozens over my career, I consider this view misguided surrender to the tyranny of trial design.

For these young people, who lean left, his views seemed misguided, a violation of their views of the world.

Maybe McCarthy's views are misguided, but are her critics actually reading her books and making informed judgments, or are they just commenting on what they think they've heard other people say they think Jenny McCarthy has said?

The aftermath of the terrorist attacks has temporarily quieted the debate over the court's historic and in our view misguided ruling that handed the election to George W. Bush.

Old-fashioned as it is in many respects, the film does make an important — and, in my view, misguided — concession to the new, namely its embrace of 3-D.

Dyson says that this view is misguided.

With respect, I have argued elsewhere that this view is misguided.

The deputy prime minister described the prime minister's view as "misguided and mistaken".