Sentence examples for woefully misled from inspiring English sources

SIR —Randy Thornhill may think he has found out why some people are liberals and some conservative but he has been woefully misled.

The popular notion of a "clash of civilizations" is woefully misleading.

Kevin Michel Capé, Paris Misjudging the 'Arab Spring' When are people going to admit that the "Arab Spring" analogy with the fall of Communism is woefully misleading?

Gross domestic product per capita is a good proxy for economic prowess, but as long as environmental degradation, increased military budgets and other "defensive expenditures" add dollars to the gross domestic product, equating it with societal well-being is woefully misleading.

As I noted in my last column ("My Senate Armed Services Testimony"), the popular notion of a "clash of civilizations" is woefully misleading.

Were they ever misled?

Was that investor misled?

ZTE misled the Department of Commerce.

We feel misled".

I was definitely misled.

Current NHS alcohol unit guidelines, which were originally published in 1995 and are now woefully out of date, confuse and mislead.