Sentence examples for completely misconceived from inspiring English sources

However, David Casement QC, for the band members, said they had acted "entirely reasonably" and described Mr Hook's complaints as "completely misconceived".

Mr Justice Jackson and Mr Justice Silber, presiding over his attempt to launch an appeal against his sentence, dismissed it as "hopeless" and "completely misconceived".

If it considers that the prosecution was completely misconceived and the defendant incurred costs as a result then there may be a substantial bill to pay.

"The whole case against Xiaoxing Xi was just completely misconceived," asserts David Larbalestier, a physicist at Florida State University, Tallahassee, who submitted an affidavit for the defense.

It completely misconceives the doctrine which required a case to be brought to this Court by writ of error, because it was the duty of this Court to adjudicate the claim on the merits, to apply it to the totally different factors involved in certiorari.

Such criticism, according to Brague, completely misconceives the nature of European civilization: "No culture was ever so little centered on itself and so interested in [others] as Europe" (p. 134).

But the big call he is making is entirely misconceived.

The judge said that would be "wholly misconceived".

In reducing diversity to racial and ethnic quotas, the Medical School wholly misconceived this important educational interest.

This is completely a misconceived discourse.

It is not completely far-fetched to imagine charming, vast and dense cities in which most human movement takes place on foot while most movement of goods is by robot delivery systems.But perhaps the whole exercise is misconceived.