Sentence examples for may be misconceived from inspiring English sources

And yet this criticism of Mr Lake may be misconceived.

Often the danger is less that meanings may be misidentified than that the text may be misconceived through alien categories entrenched (and thus unnoticed) in the scholar's own language.

Consequently, claims of validity of the Knudsen model based on such a correlation may be misconceived.

Halsted is revealed as cool, aloof and patrician; he is blind to any possibility that his operation could be misconceived.

"Such a course, if maintained, would be misconceived and very unfortunate".

The poor performance of outcome research in answering the question "what works for whom?" suggests that this approach might be misconceived [ 117].

That is, when phase space is projected in too small a number of embedding dimensions, non-neighboring points could be misconceived as (false) neighbors.

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.

However, an observation by historian Jules Michelet, that "the first flame to rise consumed the clothes, revealing poor trembling nakedness", may, in the opinion of historian Vic Gatrell, suggest that this solution is "misconceived".

"The project is misconceived.

Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.