| Feminist theory, consistently and misguidedly, presupposes that, at some level or other, all power relationships involving men are evil. |
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| I would like to link images to this post, but the Met is misguidedly stingy with their Web site. |
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| More times than not, the movie revolves around a crime or crime spree with the youth in question inadvertently, or misguidedly involved. |
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| The person we are looking at is likely to be acting on his own, misguidedly believing he is the champion of a cause. |
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| Following the outbreak in Victoria, the authorities responded swiftly but misguidedly. |
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| Despite past lessons, some governments misguidedly believe that they can get a better deal by concluding a bilateral agreement with Japan. |
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| One girl misguidedly pointed to the cross-legged comedian, and said he would be her premier invitee. |
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| Sometimes, they misguidedly put their faith in the wrong hands and end up paying dearly. |
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| Sadly, these numbers only illustrate the extent to which the Iranian authorities misguidedly resort to the death penalty. |
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| On taking office in January, Mr Duhalde misguidedly set in motion the impeachment of the Supreme Court. |
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| British Airways alone cancelled more than 1,100 flights. Moreover, BAA was misguidedly heavy-handed in the way that it managed the crisis. |
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| I think we should adopt a pragmatic approach and overcome any misguidedly ideological rifts. |
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| We are now reaping a bitter harvest from that which was misguidedly sown, again and again, since 1955, and continues to be sown to this miserable day. |
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| The see-sawing ambivalence neatly reflects how badly and misguidedly politicians and political parties approach women. |
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| Maybe you are still chowing down on dreadfully misproportioned piles of carbohydrates and fat, and working out halfheartedly, or misguidedly, or not at all. |
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| Theorizing misguidedly or sloppily is easy, of course. |
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| Interestingly, what has been lost in the furore is that Blanc, albeit clumsily and misguidedly, had the future quality of French football as his priority. |
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| It should be self-evident that these expressions do not replace journalism, much as some media owners may misguidedly strive to make this the case. |
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| At a recent meeting with Mr Hussein's elder son, Iranian military officials are said to have refused to hand over the 100 or so war planes that Iraq misguidedly entrusted to Iran during the Gulf war. |
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| I misguidedly read it while on honeymoon and it left me shaking. |
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