Sentence examples for entirely misconceived from inspiring English sources

But the big call he is making is entirely misconceived.

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

Where, as in this case of identity theft, the shaming is entirely misconceived, there is an upside: it can be curtailed quickly, too.

Gen. Rod Rosenstein six months before his nomination, arguing that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's obstruction-of-justice investigation related to President Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey was "grossly irresponsible" and "entirely misconceived," which he shared with White House lawyers.

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

And the contention that it does entirely misconceives the effect of Section 7, First, of the Railway Labor Act, and confuses 'violation' of its terms with failure to comply with those of Section 8 of the Norris-LaGuardia Act.

The ravioli themselves were tasteless, the entire enterprise misconceived and depressing.

This is completely a misconceived discourse.

It says the whole question is misconceived.