Sentence examples for any misconceived from inspiring English sources

We need independent-minded members of parliament who will break free of any misconceived political consensus and stop laws going through that will create injustice and risk recruiting terrorists.

This is completely a misconceived discourse.

Less likely is whether any Australian government will implement a system of compensation for the stolen generation, who suffered incalculable psychological harm because of a misconceived policy of racial assimilation, which operated into the 1960s.

"Paths of Glory" (1957) by Stanley Kubrick and Robert Aldrich's two war films, "Attack!" (1956) and "Twilight's Last Gleaming" (1977), are finer pictures than any of these".Paths of Glory", set in the first world war, is the story of a general who courts advancement by means of a misconceived attack that leaves half his division dead and the position untaken.

On any view, this is a dangerously misconceived reaction.

But Evans said her argument was entirely "misconceived", and fails to state any facts that could void the election.

Halsted is revealed as cool, aloof and patrician; he is blind to any possibility that his operation could be misconceived.

It is argued that the law cannot keep up with the industry's rate of change, so that any antitrust action is likely to be misconceived, late or both.

The paper's hastily compiled set of responses to the mass disorder that had just unfolded across Britain were bumped up into probably the most disastrously misconceived cover story in NME history (any and all suggestions re possible rivals will be gratefully received – Danny Kelly's "Yo Boys" strap-line is certainly a live contender).

Judge Leonard told Clifford on Friday: "These offences may have taken place a long time ago when inappropriate and trivial sexual misbehaviour was more likely to be tolerated or overlooked, but your offending is not trivial but of a very serious nature and any perception to the contrary on your part is misconceived".

And her history as a prosecutor (and a tough one at that) suggests that any concerns about her going soft on Wall Street are misconceived.