Sentences with phrase «misguided way»

Based on the evidence, it would seem to be a somewhat misguided way to describe technology and what it achieves.

These were just misguided ways of speaking, for these speakers didn't realize that they were presupposing the classical view of the future as a domain of settled facts and then denying God knew it.

But better to seek an understanding of God's calling in our lives with the companionship of others who've engaged in the same struggle than to go our lonely and often misguided way.

Choroidal neovascularization (CNV), the underlying process causing wet AMD and abnormal blood vessel growth, is the body's misguided way of attempting to create a new network of blood vessels to supply more nutrients and oxygen to the eye's retina.

i feel most atheists have an axe to grind, and they act in misguided ways.

For the past few years, Christians have been forced to deal with worldly, non-Christian tablets, subjugated to the misguided ways of such wayward e-readers as Apple's iPad or the Kindle...

Nonetheless, on Stackhouse's analysis, theological educators drift toward relativism when they attempt to address pluralism (in itself an important thing to do), but in misguided ways.

Oh, not that women are facing a shrinking pool of marriageable men, but that she — and society — is still defining men by how much they make and how smarter they are than their wives, a very 1950s, «Mad Men,» retro and misguided way to think.

Income inequality has soared to record levels, inspiring populist movements like Occupy Wall Street and, in their own twisted and misguided way, the Tea Party.

They seemed to continue in their misguided ways.

That is a misguided way of approaching how art and artists have relationships with their work.

Rejecting a parent may be a child's misguided way of coping with difficult feelings.»

That's a misguided way of looking at technology, said Dina Di Maria, senior vice president of information technology for real estate brokerage NRT.