| The pride of reason seeks to misguide men, and lead them away from God and the secrets of Nature. |
| Scenes of smoking, violence and drinking can misguide the public, especially the youngsters. |
| I do believe that my uncle would have made a far less egregious smash if there had been no Napoleonic legend to misguide him. |
| It is the bifurcation of knowledge into science and «the rest» that has served to misguide many among the educated in the two-thirds world and irresistible for a more textured millennium already upon us. |
| Errors cause loss of time to Personnel Administrators and delay in the staffing process, and could also misguide the Selection Boards and invalidate appointments. |
| Now, what possible end can be served by books like these, except to misguide and misinform? |
