Sentence examples for the same misconceived from inspiring English sources

But it is being accompanied by the less pleasantly familiar sight of major labels latching on to something they can actually make money on, with the same misconceived, short-term greed that helped get them into their current mess.

The supreme court found he repeatedly ran cases using the same "fundamentally misconceived" legal arguments to challenge legislation.

They said Judge Smithson had misconstrued the law and "misconceived the power of the grand jury to receive evidence".

Exactly the same prospect is in store if Congress approves the misshapen, misconceived tax cut now racing through Capitol Hill.

But if the investment is misconceived, the debts will prove difficult to repay.

See, no matter VW's efforts to increase its stature as a luxury brand (lately with the likes of the misconceived Phaeton, it's fighting for the same piece of turf already well staked out by Lexus, BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

Despite strong work by Michael J. Fox and Sean Penn, the true-life Vietnam-atrocity film "Casualties of War" (1989) -- lavishly praised by the same people who had found "Blow Out" a cogent political statement -- played more like a theorem than a movie, while the egregiously misconceived "Bonfire of the Vanities" (1990) bid fair to become the "Heaven's Gate" of its decade.

The view that tars the whole Muslim world with the same brush as a part of its Arab component is deeply misconceived.

The concept was misconceived from the start.

The telecoms firm said the test was "misconceived".

Others find the work misconceived, however.