Sentence examples for misconceived version of from inspiring English sources
They included the swashbuckling The Prince and the Pauper (1978), the ludicrous Michael Caine vehicle Ashanti (1979) and a misconceived version of The Jazz Singer (1980), which mismatched the ageing Laurence Olivier with the novice Neil Diamond.
In fact, it's a horrendously misconceived version of lager-drinking fantasy in which sexy waitresses serve them Chinese food (Chinese? What is this - 1981, when takeaways were invented and Chinese was all you could get?), furnish them with cup final tickets and allow them to watch live football on television.
Perhaps the most publicized and misconceived aspect of Polynesian culture has been its sensuality.
"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.
And in an appallingly misconceived act of reciprocation, he does Jeff a huge, unasked-for criminal favor.
Setting aside the misconceived comparison of state to credit-card debt, the second part of that statement could have been Cameron's most profound and radical.
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 very honest and brave, but utterly bizarre and misconceived "J'accuse" of the immorality and vacuousness of life as a gay man.
BIGFOOT continues to roam freely and eyewitness reports persist, generating public scrutiny and misconceived perceptions of the obscure monster.
He should also flesh out health care proposals that make clear hes no longer wedded to his misconceived advocacy of individual mandates.
