Sentence examples for mistaken view of from inspiring English sources

"The decision implies an extremely narrow, shortsighted and, I would say, mistaken view of what society's needs are".

Shia, Sunni and Kurdish communities are not at one another's throats because they have a mistaken view of human identity.

The majority created a ruling that "is good for this day and case only," the dissenting justices wrote, and "sets forth a profoundly mistaken view of antitrust law".

His starting point is the exalted and, in his opinion, completely mistaken view of state sovereignty at the heart of many of the federalism decisions.

"This is part of the color of the portrait of the Haight," he said, "and if that color is eliminated and people can't see that color, then they get a mistaken view of the picture.

The company maintained that the plaintiffs and Judge Jackson had a mistaken view of federal antitrust law and, in particular, had misunderstood legal precedents defining what constituted anticompetitive conduct under the Sherman Act.

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A clear, declarative title of the paper seems required to counter mistaken views on this.

That is what, in part, must have so appealed to the English miluds, the mistaken view that this sort of thing just went on and on and on, that the sun would never set on the ancestral achievements of great and indomitable families.

Charities are reluctant to support mediation efforts because of a mistaken view that philanthropy should not get into bed with law enforcement.

I could not use a telephone, I felt sick every time I travelled by train, and to see more than two new people in a single day prevented me from sleeping.* Don't mistake my view of Graves: he's an extremely carnal writer, and his scenes of trench warfare clench at a reader's bowels.