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Everything about the American plan, including the size and composition of occupying military forces, was misconceived.

"I think the whole thing was misconceived," he said.

The way in which taxes are levied is utterly misconceived.

So, so it's entirely possible that all of this is misconceived?

Executives sometimes find that, on close inspection, the complaints made against them are misconceived.

I think the orders are misconceived, not in the national interest, but I'm not the president.

A project may be fundamentally misconceived, or beyond the author's experience or ability.

It was also misconceived, in law and politics.

But it also adds momentum to the Administration's misconceived push to force the pace of events.

It was impossible to misconceive the threat or to exaggerate the danger.

Sitting here, though, with a woman whose home held no pretense, she realized those scripts were misconceived.

And trust me, that's the least of the problems for this film, which is misconceived from opening titles to end credits.

The goal of a single European currency, like an ever closer union, is not inherently misconceived.

The rest of the evening (labeled a work in progress) is embarrassingly misconceived.

This was to misconceive the ways in which the theories of natural science can ever link with theory about human action and behaviour.

Such an equation totally misconceived the relationship and was ultimately detrimental to both parties.

This procedure is, in my view, quite appallingly misconceived.

The very notion that all politicians are dishonest is misconceived."

This is a production that feels not so much misconceived as not having been conceived at all.

With respect, I think that argument is misconceived.

"It is in the very nature of the Amoeba, which we have misconceived from the outset!

Unless - and this is my second comment - the entire enterprise is misconceived.

Face painting is commonly misconceived as a "primitive" activity.

Indeed, criticism's aspiration to deal with "the whole conditions of intellectual health in a society" is now shown to be misconceived.

But, alas, having appreciated the importance of that clue, you completely misconceived its significance.