Sentence examples for misconceived through from inspiring English sources
Often the danger is less that meanings may be misidentified than that the text may be misconceived through alien categories entrenched (and thus unnoticed) in the scholar's own language.
This could be an intentional, imagistic doubling in stories that appear quite close to each other, meant to convey subtle insights about the predicament of stylish, older women seeking vital experiences through misconceived means.
Issues in connection with women's rights were among the problems resulting from the massive influx of other cultures to which, for decades, a blind eye was turned through misconceived tolerance.
Against Adrianne Lobel's partly effective setting, mixing but not fusing zig-zag abstraction, ascending and descending screens and period authenticity, the satisfying wholeness and intelligence of a thoughtful production shines through the misconceived parts.
Exactly the same prospect is in store if Congress approves the misshapen, misconceived tax cut now racing through Capitol Hill.
Even though I think the use of a royal charter, set up through the privy council, was misconceived, I cannot see how it amounts to state regulation.
We need independent-minded members of parliament who will break free of any misconceived political consensus and stop laws going through that will create injustice and risk recruiting terrorists.
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.
"The project is misconceived.
Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.
