Sentence examples for often misconceived from inspiring English sources
While both sides are partly right – environmentalists are right to worry about climate change, sceptics that current climate policies are often misconceived – both their arguments are flawed.
She speaks to researchers, regulators, campaigners and others who, over years and decades, have tried, and sometimes succeeded, in improving conditions, as well as some who believe attempts to regulate or restrict emissions are often misconceived.
Gender equality is often misconceived as being tough, aggressive and viciously competitive, qualities that may actually hinder progress and growth.
But the big career predicted for him after his movie successes evaporated in a string of bad roles, misconceived projects and stormy personal relations that in recent years often landed him front and center in the British tabloids.
In her article, Jasanoff agrees that restrictions placed on litigation-based science following Daubert are misconceived because the scientific knowledge needed to resolve legal disputes often arises only in response to litigation.
Authentic revolutions have often been betrayed, but as far as Žižek is concerned, they are never misconceived.
Often the danger is less that meanings may be misidentified than that the text may be misconceived through alien categories entrenched (and thus unnoticed) in the scholar's own language.
That is why much of the debate over transparent prices in health care is misconceived.
It was always misconceived.
"The project is misconceived.
