Sentence examples for misconceived solutions from inspiring English sources

The problems reviewed above belong to the past a past extending through centuries rather than to the present; of their mis-stated questions and misconceived solutions there now remain mere relics and superstitions which affect academic treatises more than they do the consciousness and culture of ordinary people.

However, an observation by historian Jules Michelet, that "the first flame to rise consumed the clothes, revealing poor trembling nakedness", may, in the opinion of historian Vic Gatrell, suggest that this solution is "misconceived".

This seems misconceived.

"The project is misconceived.

Nonetheless, the project seems misconceived.

But they are strategically misconceived.

Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.

"The claim is fundamentally misconceived.

This is completely a misconceived discourse.

The question could hardly be more misconceived.

Others find the work misconceived, however.