Sentence examples for misleading conception from inspiring English sources
It's a false, misleading conception, the superhero.
The time has come for us to break out of the distorted and misleading conception of progress and development that has so seduced us and led us towards destruction.
Meer's general argument is that the progressive's dilemma may be based on over-simplified and misleading conceptions of social solidarity.
But a look at very early pornographic works, those that were produced in France and England between 1500 and 1800, shows how misleading that conception is.
This conception however, is misleading and if we took it as our point of departure it would put the whole enterprise of the theory of knowledge in jeopardy.
This is misleading, however, as pure proceduralist conceptions of legitimacy do not depend on procedure-independent standards.
Previous documentations of Magnolia may have been misleading, or misled, due to the pre-existing conception.
But a poetic conception that tethers creativity to a despondent temperament is also misleading, discounting as it does how unproductively crippling the malady can be.
Darwin is said to have 'had no idea how natural selection happens' (p. 87), which is misleading, since the point is only that Darwin was mistaken in his conception of heredity.
First, our common sense 'belief-desire' conception of mental events and processes, our 'folk psychology,' is a false and misleading account of the causes of human behavior.
