Sentence examples for largely misconceived from inspiring English sources
What Stockhausen bequeaths to modern music comprises largely misconceived ideas and sounds of surpassing ugliness.
In his non-fiction, Tallis has presented psychoanalysis as a fund of good stories, whose claims were largely misconceived, its intellectual landscape "bathed in the dying light of 19th-century romanticism".
Largely misconceived as an absolute technology that only lends itself to advertising and marketing opportunities, the real potential of AR is just emerging.
But the causes of this failure are complex and largely arise from misconceived NHS changes.
The policies adopted to avoid dangerous climate change have been partly misconceived and largely inadequate.
Even Charles Montagu Doughty's sober and majestic 600,000 word epic, Travels in Arabia Deserta (1888), (which took almost two generations to begin to find an enthusiastic audience and is, sadly, largely ignored today), has something delightfully misconceived about its "Englishman Abroad" premise which makes its rich Biblical prose style almost endearing, if not greatly approachable.
They were protesting mostly against futile, bloody and misconceived attacks on the German lines.
"Anything that emanates from large bureaucratic organizations tends to be heavy-handed, misconceived and ill-planned".
It was always misconceived.
"The project is misconceived.
