Sentence examples for you're misinformed from inspiring English sources
You can be so privileged that you're underprivileged, so blessed with choices that you choose to be a fool, so "informed" that you're misinformed.
"If the mood prevailing in the Canadian camp in Washington could be summed up in a sentence, it would be: if you're not confused, you're misinformed," noted the National Post columnist John Ivison.
"I think you are misinformed," Mr. Dimon told Mr. Merkley.
Again, you are misinformed.
No, Mr. Cruz, you are misinformed.
Maybe it wasn't a lie so much as a case of you being misinformed by someone on your team.
Ignoring this means that not only are you being misinformed, but you're also taking your eye off the real mission of supporting small farmers who grow wonderful food.
"I do apologize if you were misinformed about the intentions of this occasion," he said in Underwood's Southern accent, a move that won him instant laughter and applause.
If you think that this was a project driven by careful calculation of costs and benefits, you have been misinformed.
Nightingale tried to be polite by pointing out "Sorry Douglas, you've been misinformed.
