Sentence examples for misconceived in the from inspiring English sources
Football on pay-TV has also run into problems in Italy, where the two main providers, Telepiu and Stream, are hoping to merge in order to stem their losses.So was the idea of football as the "killer application" for television misconceived in the first place?
Popper thinks that this view of the social sciences is both theoretically misconceived (in the sense of being based upon a view of natural science and its methodology which is totally wrong), and socially dangerous, as it leads inevitably to totalitarianism and authoritarianism to centralised governmental control of the individual and the attempted imposition of large-scale social planning.
In the email Flynn wrote: "Ipsa was misconceived in panic and fear.
The ethical concern in the case of WTP was that patients might become severely misconceived in that they would be required to pay for a kidney transplant in a real life situation.
All very worthy, but possibly misconceived in Monkey's admittedly warped view – what awards process worth its salt doesn't involve furious rows, followed by recriminations and bitter leaks to the papers?
He warns that a Supreme Court decision overturning health care reform would be just as activist as one legalizing gay marriage, although he approves of gay marriage, but not President Obama's health care reform ("seems misconceived in many ways"), on policy grounds.
The Bush administration continues to send others to fight the misconceived conflict in Iraq, a war Mr. Cheney had no small part in starting.
I know anti-Semitism is out there on Britain's small far right and extreme left, among a minority of Muslims, in misconceived football chants, and in the moronic comments of dim-witted MPs who have compared Israel to Nazi Germany.
Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, talks of promoting "an emerging democracy .Critics say the effort is misconceived: the real danger is in Pakistan, where al-Qaeda's leaders are now hiding.
The older patients were unable to identify the misconceived information in four out of seven questions: medication instructions, diagnostic tests, preventive measures, and when to seek emergency care.
Here is an impressively intelligent man and musician, with a voice that can reach the gold standard, whom we can forgive for being unable to act - as in such Britten roles as Aschenbach in this year's misconceived Death in Venice for ENO.
