Sentence examples for misconceived notion from inspiring English sources
"The whole issue is tied up with the misconceived notion of 'carbon colonialism,' " Niles told me.
Professor Bartels said a misconceived notion of self-interest explains these findings.
I can only conclude that he did so because of a misconceived notion that the programme was potentially so sensitive that it should not appear on the list.
80percentt of people opt for an overdose in some misconceived notion of a tragic rock star ending facedown in a pile of vomit and scattered pills.
Eighty percent of people opt for an overdose in some misconceived notion of a tragic rock star ending facedown in a pile of vomit and scattered pills.
This skewed picture has been attributed to the misconceived notion of research agencies and donors regarding the association of these diseases with affluence (27, 31– 34) even though the majority of GBD 2 and 3 conditions are more frequent among poorer populations in LMICs (27, 35– 40).
My husband and I may indeed move off Long Island one day, but it will be because of high taxes and traffic, not misconceived notions of my community.
A fourth says the very notion of an "eastern partnership" was misconceived.
Mr. Geremek suggested that the whole notion of a single capital was perhaps misconceived; he preferred to preserve the idea of an "itinerant capital" linked to Europe's feudal origins.
"The project is misconceived.
