Sentence examples for misconceived since from inspiring English sources

Second, a levy is misconceived since the banks will merely pass on the costs to customers, which won't help anybody.

He argued, first, that the Stoic definition of the cognitive impression ruled out the possibility of anything being known — i.e. he restated the standard Academic arguments to this effect — and, secondly, that this definition was therefore misconceived, since at least some things could be known.

The calculation was painfully misconceived, particularly since Booth would learn little that is not already well known to the U.S. State Department, by virtue of confidential briefings from human rights investigators and those with contacts on the ground in Darfur, as well as from (likely minimal) U.S. satellite reconnaissance.

Somewhere, rumour has it, there is Von Trier as well, although the Danish film-maker has taken a vow of silence since a miscued (and arguably misconceived) joke at the Cannes film festival led to him being cast out like Satan.

Besides, taking in modern composers has revitalized a festival that had been going stale since the early 1990s, when Lincoln Center's misconceived Mozart Bicentennial celebration overwhelmed it with minor works.

The disabling effect of this misconceived purity v power mindset has been unexpectedly striking since Ed Miliband quit the leadership in May.

"It was totally unplanned and totally misconceived," said Jagmohan Gupta, whose family has owned a shop there since 1936.

This seems misconceived.

"The project is misconceived.

Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.

"The claim is fundamentally misconceived.