Sentence examples for because of a misconceived from inspiring English sources

I can only conclude that he did so because of a misconceived notion that the programme was potentially so sensitive that it should not appear on the list.

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.

I think we have made bad mistakes of omission and commission in this regard over the last 40 years, some of them in the name of a misconceived, morally relativist "multiculturalism".

Professor Bartels said a misconceived notion of self-interest explains these findings.

They included the swashbuckling The Prince and the Pauper (1978), the ludicrous Michael Caine vehicle Ashanti (1979) and a misconceived version of The Jazz Singer (1980), which mismatched the ageing Laurence Olivier with the novice Neil Diamond.

The bonuses totaled £2.5 billion, or about $3.65 billion, out of a companywide profit of £7.7 billion, about $11.23 billion — during a year when flawed trades, souring loans and a misconceived merger brought the bank to the brink of failure.

The third egg is Baz Luhrmann's curate's egg of a film, good and bad in parts, but mainly a misconceived venture.

This is completely a misconceived discourse.

Except for a misconceived crème brûlée spring roll, desserts are opulent and well turned out.

It was a misconceived, panic measure, intended – as Harold Wilson put it – to "outHeath Heath".

While employing anekāntavāda, the 17th century philosopher monk, also cautions against anābhigrahika (indiscriminate attachment to all views as being true), which is effectively a kind of misconceived relativism.