Sentence examples for wrongly conceived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's move to stop the manual vote counting in four heavily Democratic counties in Florida was wrongly conceived.

I do applaud a general trend toward fewer unnecessary or simply wrongly conceived commas, but misspellings, missed words, poor usage and hopelessly tangled construction reflect most surely on the perceived intelligence of the writer, indeed on his very commitment to the transaction at hand.

A backlash which is wrongly conceived and wrongly targeted … but not entirely unfounded.

That is, he commanded that under every circumstance obedience should be rendered to the law even if it had been altogether wrongly conceived; but he allowed any law to be corrected, if it needed correction.

These critics argue that any conception of autonomy that ascribes that trait to such people is wrongly conceived (Benson 1987, MacKenzie & Stoljar 2001b, Waller 1993, Oshana 1998, Stoljar 2000).

Thomistic, natural-law views share the Aristotelian view about the general unity of practical reasoning in pursuit of the good, rightly or wrongly conceived, but add that practical reason, in addition to demanding that we pursue the fundamental human goods, also, and distinctly, demands that we not attack these goods.

It is precisely at such times—when the privilege is under attack by those who wrongly conceive of it as merely a shield for the guilty—that governmental bodies must be most scrupulous in protecting its exercise.

All of the above is very debatable, Spitznagel acknowledges as much, but Smoot-Hawley was initially conceived (wrongly) as relief for farmers suffering falling agricultural prices.

In fact, the term mutation is commonly conceived (wrongly) to carry an intrinsic negative impact on the function of a given gene.

Rightly or wrongly, the effects (and hence the function) of paternity actions are conceived to be very different from those of money damage claims for injuries.

K.Z conceived the project.