Sentence examples for misconceived perceptions from inspiring English sources

BIGFOOT continues to roam freely and eyewitness reports persist, generating public scrutiny and misconceived perceptions of the obscure monster.

Judge Leonard told Clifford on Friday: "These offences may have taken place a long time ago when inappropriate and trivial sexual misbehaviour was more likely to be tolerated or overlooked, but your offending is not trivial but of a very serious nature and any perception to the contrary on your part is misconceived".

This paper argues that this was a misconceived and impossible aspiration whose widespread influence has led, instead, to a deepening of perceptions of programming and computing as a masculine culture, and to the implicit and absurd identification of women as innately unsuited to the skills required for large programming projects in real organisations.

This seems misconceived.

"The project is misconceived.

Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.

"The claim is fundamentally misconceived.

But they are strategically misconceived.

Nonetheless, the project seems misconceived.

The question could hardly be more misconceived.

Others find the work misconceived, however.