Sentence examples for a misconception of the from inspiring English sources

The decision rests upon a misconception of the scope and effect of the federal rights involved.

Yes, all this rested on a misconception of the Tractatus, but still.

It's based on a misconception of the shareholders' role in the modern corporation.

All this talk that companies need to change, and so on — it's a misconception of the role that companies play.

But Shabalov's 13... Na5? was the beginning of a misconception of the overall strategy of the position.

Schaf said that the idea that absinthe should taste bitter is a misconception of the modern absinthe revival.

University of Michigan professor of architecture and urban planning Robert Fishman noted in a February 18 Foreclosed forum at Columbia University, "The foreclosure crisis is based on a misconception of risk, the thought that you can't lose money building sprawl".

It's a misconception of need; the elderly and young need us most frequently, and they don't want to come in at 8pm.

So it's kind of a misconception of what the term polar vortex implies".

It rests on a misconception of what constitutes a selection in the sense of the requirement in the second section of the act of 1860, before quoted.

"The UK government's position is based on a misconception of US national security strategy and the importance the US government accords the rule of law", he said.