Sentence examples for misconceived by the from inspiring English sources

Adebolajo's argument that his murder conviction should be quashed because "he killed a soldier in the course of fighting a war" was dismissed as "hopelessly misconceived" by the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas.

I wish I could bring equally good news from north of the border, but Scottish Opera's determination to bounce back under its new general director, Alex Reedijk, is still hampered by plans misconceived by the old regime.

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.

He explains how, after working as Baghdad bureau chief for the Washington Post, he was inspired to write the tragicomic tale of the ill-planned and misconceived efforts by the American-led Coalition PreconstructAutherity to recountryct the country, and the strange world of the "Emerald City" - the Green Zone.

They said Judge Smithson had misconstrued the law and "misconceived the power of the grand jury to receive evidence".

Written in by-the-numbers basics by Ms. Smith and Jonathan Vankin, and directed with minimal finesse by Randal Myler, this misconceived bio-musical is a soulless tribute to the platinum-haired, panda-eyed queen of white soul.

Writing ahead of the debate, Lord Beecham said: "Among the many dubious legacies bequeathed to Michael Gove by his predecessor, perhaps the most misconceived is the criminal courts charge.

But if the investment is misconceived, the debts will prove difficult to repay.

Challenging "misconceived views about the deterrent effect" of the death penalty also helps shift opinion, he adds.

The concept was misconceived from the start.

The deficit criterion was misconceived from the start.