It may have been the world's most misguided viewing party.
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What is the most misguided thing you've ever seen a man do to his skin?
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What is the most misguided thing you have ever seen a man do to his skin?
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Miller described it as "one of the most misguided and mismanaged misadventures" in recent ESPN history.
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Cassidy Graham is the cruelest and most misguided piece of consequential legislation proposed so far in the 21st century.
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But that targeting would be one of the most misguided and shortsighted actions a new president and Congress could take.
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But perhaps most destructively, by shunning his Defence Chief James Mattis out of office, he has lifted the brake on his most misguided overseas impulses.
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Victoria's Secret, the world's most misguided authority on sexiness, released its annual "What is Sexy" list, and (spoiler alert!) it's exactly what you think it is.
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That's perhaps the most misguided part of this film: To seek proof is distinctly human, and, in this case, a dose of skepticism is surely healthy.
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After "Last Tango in Paris," Bernardo Bertolucci, who died in November, made what is either the most misguided folly or the least appreciated epic of 1970s cinema.
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But the irony is that the Republicans most committed to defeating Trump are generally the most misguided or in denial about the status-quo ante in Republican politics.
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Avengers: Endgame hits theaters this week, which means we're about to find out how Earth's greatest superheroes can reverse the destructive actions of the galaxy's most misguided environmentalist.
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That's among Mr. Mulvaney's most misguided notions; the Fed's strong response to the financial crisis played a key role in the economic recovery of the last eight years.
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But a new report from Our World In Data found that "eating local" is actually "one of the most misguided pieces of advice," as Our World in Data researcher Hannah Ritchie put it.
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Yet Mr. Trump's pugnacious approach to foreign relations and his first executive orders — the most misguided of which was the sweeping travel ban targeting people from seven predominantly Muslim nations — have already undermined America's standing.
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In some ways, though, it's the most misguided — one thing journaling has taught me is that the mind is a surprising place, and you often don't know what it may be hiding until you start knocking around in there.
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One of my all-time favorite quotes comes from William Whyte's The Organization Man: The most misguided attempt at false collectivization is the current attempt to see the group as a creative vehicle… People very rarely think in groups; they talk together, they exchange information, they adjudicate, they make compromises.
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Nunes, you may recall, made an ass of himself and the Intelligence Committee's investigation when he conducted what may have been the most misguided press conference in recent history, all but declaring that he was working with the White House to provide cover for Donald Trump, whose campaign team was suspiciously close to the Russians.
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PrayStation: The 6 Most Misguided Christian Video. Cracked.com. August 2008. by those who fail to recognize the comparative nature of the definition or who disagree fundamentally with the underlying purpose of the genre.
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Criticism similar to that of the Nancy Drew Mysteries was leveled by writers Anthony Boucher and J. Francis McComas, who found the first installments of the series "a most misguided venture, well below juvenile TV or comic book average in crudity of prose, construction, character and ideas.""Recommended Reading," F&SF;, June 1954, p.72. Nonetheless, the series sold a respectable 6 million copies in its 17-year run, spawned at least four subsequent Tom Swift series,Tom Swift and is remembered fondly by generations of children.
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Atlas served as a senior advisor for health care to the Republican presidential campaigns of Rudy Giuliani in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012. He has advocated eliminating the Affordable Care Act (the ACA or "Obamacare") and replacing it with modified tax deductions and incentives. He has also called for changes to Medicare and "aggressive reforms" to turn Medicaid "into a bridge to private insurance" and encourage health savings accounts. Atlas views the Medicaid expansion as "one of the most misguided parts" of the ACA.
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Last, while Turkey's performance in the Korean War is considered by many citizens as one of the most noble episodes of the country's recent history, some also believe that sending the country's soldiers to die for the interests of the "imperialist powers" was one of the most misguided foreign policy decisions ever made by the Turkish Republic. Nevertheless, Turkey's entrance into the war as part of the U.N. command did indeed have a great impact on earning a place in NATO. Thus, Turkey can be considered a country which benefited from the Korean War.
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" He concluded that Marci X is "just clueless and sad, seemingly having missed the point that hip-hop is no longer a novelty to be slapped on the cheek with a white glove." Nathan Rabin of The A.V. Club also criticized Rudnick's scripting of the film for being "a series of skit ideas strung together", and felt that Wayans was "woefully miscast as a charismatic thug." He concluded by calling it "the year's most misguided culture-clash comedy." The Austin Chronicles Marjorie Baumgarten felt the premise was filled with "possibilities for good culture-clash humor à la Rock 'n' Roll High School," but played everything straightforward, saying that it "exudes the familiar stench of stale comedy routinely tossed into theatres by the studios in the dog days of August when no one’s really looking anyway.
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Bobby Peacock of Roughstock gave a positive review of "Run", which he declared "at its core... boils down to a country lyric," commenting that "the seemingly different voices (not to mention musical backgrounds) unite perfectly, helped by a slick (but in a good way), powerful pop production." PopCrush reviewer Scott Shetler deemed "Run" inferior to Nettles' previous pop/rock collaboration (Bon Jovi's "Who Says You Can't Go Home"), but consented that "Run" was a "pleasant pop song with a decent hook and nice harmonies" and ultimately ranked the song 3.5/5 stars. Billy Dukes of Taste of Country described "Run" as a "stop-and-thinker that could easily be dismissed if listened to haphazardly" due to the hidden depths of the lyrics, and lauded the combination of Nathanson and Nettles' voices: "Not since Jon Bon Jovi has a male lead complimented Nettles’ beckoning drawl so naturally." Andrew Leahey of AllMusic was more critical of the song and Nettles' vocals in particular, leading him to label "Run" as "one of the album’s most misguided moves".
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