Sentence examples for very misconceived from inspiring English sources

Police Commission President Steve Soboroff called the LAPD's involvement in the event as "very, very misconceived and surprising".

Fortunately, our starting point is not really so misconceived.

All very worthy, but possibly misconceived in Monkey's admittedly warped view – what awards process worth its salt doesn't involve furious rows, followed by recriminations and bitter leaks to the papers?

"Such a course, if maintained, would be misconceived and very unfortunate".

But the very title of your piece seemed misconceived.

In this respect, and as he himself makes clear (see 'The Structure and Content of Truth'), Davidson does not merely reject the specific premises that underlie the realist and anti-realist positions, but views the very dispute between them as essentially misconceived.

A fourth says the very notion of an "eastern partnership" was misconceived.

His first point, of course, was that the very idea of poem as petition was misconceived.

A very honest and brave, but utterly bizarre and misconceived "J'accuse" of the immorality and vacuousness of life as a gay man.

Venturing into the context of complimentary disciplines should not be misconceived as graduate students snubbing the very institutions that confer their degrees.

Judge Leonard told Clifford on Friday: "These offences may have taken place a long time ago when inappropriate and trivial sexual misbehaviour was more likely to be tolerated or overlooked, but your offending is not trivial but of a very serious nature and any perception to the contrary on your part is misconceived".