| Feminist theory, consistently and misguidedly, presupposes that, at some level or other, all power relationships involving men are evil. |
| Following the outbreak in Victoria, the authorities responded swiftly but misguidedly. |
| Despite past lessons, some governments misguidedly believe that they can get a better deal by concluding a bilateral agreement with Japan. |
| More times than not, the movie revolves around a crime or crime spree with the youth in question inadvertently, or misguidedly involved. |
| British Airways alone cancelled more than 1,100 flights. Moreover, BAA was misguidedly heavy-handed in the way that it managed the crisis. |
| On taking office in January, Mr Duhalde misguidedly set in motion the impeachment of the Supreme Court. |
