Sentence examples for was seriously misguided from inspiring English sources

A charity that represents former offenders, Unlock, said the extension of stop and search was "seriously misguided".

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, speaking at the University of Melbourne Law School in Australia, in no way receded from her view that the decision was seriously misguided.

The government said the Ninth Circuit's conclusion on vagueness was "seriously misguided" because the standard for enforcing the law was an objective one: "the relevant inquiry is whether a reasonable unsuspecting viewer would consider the depiction to be of an actual individual under the age of 18 engaged in sexual activity," the government told the court.

His advice, for the health of people and planet, was seriously misguided.

This would be seriously misguided.

He thinks the government's efforts to save smokers from themselves is seriously misguided.

For the Bush administration to rush into an election while disdaining negotiation with important Sunni leaders is seriously misguided.

In our view, inserting the personal benefit requirement into the misappropriation theory is seriously misguided as a matter of both doctrine and policy.

In fact, though this change is seriously misguided, there are not that many workers at risk of having their hours cut.

Bouchaud and Mézard's discovery suggests that the temptation to find complex explanations behind the distribution of wealth may be seriously misguided.

And his account of Alida Valli's Anna Schmidt as a femme fatale "who beckons the hero to his destruction" is seriously misguided.