Sentence examples for it is misconceived from inspiring English sources

They argued that it is misconceived, will not help patients and, most damningly, that "it will not make any meaningful difference to progress in treating cancer".

The council director's blog states: "We are not able to work closely with this project as we believe it is misconceived … We think 8am is not the right time for ringing in very many towers … We do not believe ringing for three minutes nor ringing as fast as possible is really suitable for church bell ringers".

But whether it was misconceived compassion or myopic conspiracy, his release was wrong.

In AfD's case it emerged a mere three years ago – here's a potted history – from a grouping (Electoral Alternative 2013) originally created to oppose the euro, on the grounds that it was misconceived (by former German chancellor Helmut Kohl) and dragged down by southern European poverty.

"The Prevent strategy is misconceived because it limits legitimate safe spaces for discourse, places like classrooms and lecture theatres," Abbott said.

Professor David Nutt, of the Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs, said: "Banning without evidence of harm is misconceived and may cause more problems than it solves.

Whatever the temporary management problems at the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Jackie Ashley's call for it to be dismantled (Trevor Phillips should go. But the whole body is misconceived, 27 July) is misconceived.

It is not Amnesty International's authority that is undermined, but your argument that is misconceived.Sejal Parmar & Sadakat KadriLondon .

According to the Financial Times, Barclays said in a statement: "We believe the claim against Barclays is misconceived and without merit and Barclays will be vigorously defending it".

This intent is misconceived; young people tell us that music is as important to them as it ever was, and this will remain the case, regardless of audio fidelity.

"The project is misconceived.