Sentence examples for much misconceived from inspiring English sources
He did not object to the aims or the introspective methodology of the Würzburg school, but to their purported results, and, for him, the experiments were not so much misconceived as incompetently executed: In particular, he felt, the observers (experimental subjects) in Würzburg had been inadequately trained in the art of introspection.
The general impression is that the damage is done, and they will not be forgiven for reneging on the issue of tuition fees, not to say going along with so much of the Conservatives' misconceived austerity programme.
I have long thought that the obsession with excessive choice (by Labour as much as the Conservatives) was misconceived.
But according to a 1993 study by the New York city-based advocacy organisation Transportation Alternatives, the dangers of cycling in New York are misconceived, and cycling accidents are much less common than those involving pedestrians or motor vehicles.
Formally, he sticks to the 14‑line rule (except in the book's centrepiece, a prose story about a misconceived venture into translation), but not much else.
Over the past 15 years, the creators of British cinema have resembled nothing so much as a bunch of frustrated alchemists; leaving a trail of failed potions and misconceived prototypes in their wake.
"The project is misconceived.
Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.
"The claim is fundamentally misconceived.
Nonetheless, the project seems misconceived.
