Sentence examples similar to misconceiving the effects from inspiring English sources

"People are misconceiving the past.

And the contention that it does entirely misconceives the effect of Section 7, First, of the Railway Labor Act, and confuses 'violation' of its terms with failure to comply with those of Section 8 of the Norris-LaGuardia Act.

Heidegger's response, in effect, is to suggest that although Aristotle is on the right track, he has misconceived the deep structure of taking-as.

The University's argument misconceives the nature of this case.

But if the investment is misconceived, the debts will prove difficult to repay.

It, quite simply, misconceives the whole basis for the rule that "acquittals" bar retrials.

The Court of Appeals' reliance on Simmons misconceives the thrust of that holding.

We think they misconceive the significance of the other provisions of the Acts.

And on the second point, I argue that B-T misconceives the role of midlevel principles.

But this is to misread the cases and misconceive the rationale back of them.

The dissenting opinion also seems to misconceive the nature of the due process right at stake here.