Sentence examples similar to more ill conceived from inspiring English sources

More than anything, these Knicks are ill conceived, shooters with little solidarity.

While the president's speech was widely hailed for its stirring and measured tone, its emotional force and unifying vision, Ms. Palin's message was received, certainly by her foes, as divisive and ill conceived, bringing on more recriminations against her.

It was, I think, a moment of madness, ill conceived and ill thought out, driven more than anything else by endless news videos of streams of Syrian and other muslim refugees making their way across Europe.

It is hard to imagine a more charmless production or a more ill-conceived and essentially timid re-envisioning of tradition.

Perhaps the only thing that could have made this explicitly financially worthwhile for most aspiring Silicon Valley female executives is also the only thing that could have made it even more controversial and more ill-conceived than it actually was.

Beyond the astonishingly tone-deaf premise, the marketing details made these wines even more ill-conceived.

Now he's being charged for perjury in a boring-ass trial more ill-conceived than the boring-ass trial that wasted all our good tax money trying to get Barry Bonds.

"It means that society is more dynamic," he said, though he said that some of the workers' demands were ill conceived.

The hope of attracting white students to the more heavily funded schools has been shown to be a chimera; the programs in those schools were ill conceived and poorly carried out; and the test scores of black students in those schools have actually dropped.

"This boycott is ill conceived.

Selig called Das's decision ill conceived.