Sentence examples for misconceived view from inspiring English sources

"Those people, although well-meaning, have a misconceived view of his honesty," she said.

Challenging "misconceived views about the deterrent effect" of the death penalty also helps shift opinion, he adds.

Perhaps the most publicized and misconceived aspect of Polynesian culture has been its sensuality.

All very worthy, but possibly misconceived in Monkey's admittedly warped view – what awards process worth its salt doesn't involve furious rows, followed by recriminations and bitter leaks to the papers?

Popper thinks that this view of the social sciences is both theoretically misconceived (in the sense of being based upon a view of natural science and its methodology which is totally wrong), and socially dangerous, as it leads inevitably to totalitarianism and authoritarianism to centralised governmental control of the individual and the attempted imposition of large-scale social planning.

On any view, this is a dangerously misconceived reaction.

And although I still think Love Thy Neighbour was woefully misconceived, I could see his point of view.

He said he agreed with Genaissance's view that the SNP approach was "misconceived," and chided the government for having stripped ethnic identities from the panel of people whose genomes have been searched for SNP's.

In this respect, and as he himself makes clear (see 'The Structure and Content of Truth'), Davidson does not merely reject the specific premises that underlie the realist and anti-realist positions, but views the very dispute between them as essentially misconceived.

We have long viewed the principles underlying Europe's monetary union as profoundly misconceived.

While employing anekāntavāda, the 17th century philosopher monk, also cautions against anābhigrahika (indiscriminate attachment to all views as being true), which is effectively a kind of misconceived relativism.