Sentence examples for which misguided from inspiring English sources

Then came the crisis of 2007-08, in which misguided financial engineering brought down the entire economy.

These are new phenomena in German politics and help to explain – though not excuse – the stubbornness with which misguided policies have been pursued.

Brown reported that Atlas's advertising included "humorous cartoons in which misguided physical culturists are shown dropping dumbbells on their toes and being assaulted by elastic exercisers gone wild".

A fine comic first novel in which misguided fantasy betrays a young New York television journalist, first by sending her to the Midwest, where folks are simple and good, then by orders from New York to do a lifestyle series on the simple, good folk.

The climate in which misguided boys grow into misguided men who metastasize from schoolyard bullies to destructive thugs is the same one that fosters the female bully, the "mean girls" who can terrorize a victim to death with just the right degree of online harassment.

We have stopped expanding in London because of the government's rules, which are misguided.

It is an approach that has served Torino well this season but which seemed misguided on this occasion.

What he fails to uncover, however, is that the new religiosity of Americans is not some fatal disease from which a misguided electorate will never recover.

"He's either a newbie to activism and cutting his teeth by doing this, which is misguided, or he's trying to give Anons a bad reputation," a Twitter message to a reporter from @AnonyOps said.

It is only by acquiescing to the military that Mr. Zardari has been able to serve out his five-year term, which many misguided Pakistanis have applauded as a resounding democratic success.

I also think of Longfellow's "Wreck of the Hesperus," in which a misguided sea captain ties his daughter to the mast of a ship in order to keep her safe during a hurricane.