Sentence examples for misconceived as from inspiring English sources

But this "war" is as mislabelled and misconceived as the "war on terror" or the "war on drugs".

The only time he loses control is when he keeps failing to fall on his sword in a death scene that is misconceived as broad comedy.

With all the drafts of his script rejected by the producer, the playwright died a week before rehearsals began for the musical, which was conceived, or some would say misconceived, as a vehicle for Sammy Davis.

Largely misconceived as an absolute technology that only lends itself to advertising and marketing opportunities, the real potential of AR is just emerging.

Venturing into the context of complimentary disciplines should not be misconceived as graduate students snubbing the very institutions that confer their degrees.

He did not object to the aims or the introspective methodology of the Würzburg school, but to their purported results, and, for him, the experiments were not so much misconceived as incompetently executed: In particular, he felt, the observers (experimental subjects) in Würzburg had been inadequately trained in the art of introspection.

Mr. Martel's new book, "Beatrice and Virgil," unfortunately, is every bit as misconceived and offensive as his earlier book was fetching.

And if so, is it just as misconceived?

"In My Life "(1896) the young hero, son of a provincial architect, insists on defying middle-class convention by becoming a house painter, a cultivation of the Tolstoyan simple life that Chekhov portrays as misconceived.

The judge dismissed the father's argument about protected species as misconceived, saying it was not an absolute bar to demolition work, and added that the document relating to the purported sale of the property had no legal standing.

Because lending of this kind adds to both demand and supply, it should result in higher economic growth without higher inflation.Another chunk of credit is spent wastefully, either on consumption or on misconceived projects, such as bridges without destinations or coal mines without markets.