Examples of using Misconceived in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But faith is often misconceived.
And that is to conclude that the entire attempt to treat economics as a“science…defined by its ability to forecast the future” is misconceived.
For this reason, it's often misconceived as a normal sign of aging.
I think that the claim, the aim and the task are all misconceived.
For this reason, it is often misconceived as a normal sign of aging.
The part which is wrong willbe discontented in proportion to the importance of the facts they misconceived.
But if diagnostic categories are misconceived then treatment may be misapplied.
In addition to the Treaty of Versailles, Austria, Hungary,Bulgaria and the remnant of the Ottoman Empire also signed misconceived treaties.
Some are unproductive because they were completely misconceived and will remain so or because they will become productive only far into the future.
As someone who loves riding trains, it pains me to say that the Obamaadministration's high-speed rail initiative is misconceived.
When its standard is thus misconceived, the whole picture becomes distorted and there is no way things can be brought into agreement.
When you uncover the real reasons causing your procrastination,you will find that it is usually the result of very silly, misconceived beliefs.
In the late 1960s, the arrival of the so-calledNew Hollywood dispensed with the bloated musicals, misconceived historical epics, and shopworn Westerns that had sent the studios into a downward spiral.
Many or even most of our values are products of events that are not representative of the world at large,or are the result of a totally misconceived past.
The Hurt Purist often idealizes a spiritual figure like a Guru, prophet or saint,and projects their misconceived binary idea of a bad material world and a good spiritual world onto that spiritual figure.
If, as we have seen, success or failure in the status race is largely preordained,financing systems designed to reward and"incentivize" success are misconceived.
Before seeing the enemy navy, I used to despise it,but I assure you this was misconceived, they had vessels with 50 to 60 cannons.
A weak sense of identity can lead to a misconceived idea of self-actualization, especially in times of difficulty, with an excessive need for positive results and approval from others, an exaggerated fear of inadequacy, and depression brought on by failure.
To do that,Washington will need to protect its position of impartiality and avoid repetition of the misconceived State Department press statement.
Walter Lippmann attacked it as“misconceived,” based on“hope,” conceding the“strategic initiative” to the Soviets while the United States exhausted its resources trying to establish“satellite states, puppet governments” that were weak, ineffective, and unreliable.
Before seeing the enemy navy, I used to despise it,but I assure you this was misconceived, they had vessels with 50 to 60 cannons.
This could become practically relevant, not just as a metaphor for greed, but as an illustration of what happens if you create a powerful optimization process andgive it misconceived or poorly specified goals.
No one intentionally creates problems, but we tend to be slaves to powerful emotions like anger,hatred and attachment that are based on misconceived projections about people and things.
American policy elites do not understand China's dynamics because they not only cling to overoptimistic assessments of China's trajectory, as Campbell and Ratner have told us,but also because they maintain fundamentally misconceived views of the nature of Chinese Communism.
The wrong part will be discontented,in proportion to the importance of the facts they misconceive.
Remove the ignorance that misconceives phenomena to inherently exist and you prevent the generation of afflictive emotions like lust and hatred.
The tragedy of collectivist thought is that, while it starts out to make reason supreme,it ends by destroying reason because it misconceives the process on which the growth of reason depends.
We also have the mental capacity to negate, contradict,deceive, misconceive, distort, stereotype, form prejudices and narrow-minded perceptions.
Furthermore, to equate scientific management merely with time and motion study andconsequently labor control not only misconceives the scope of scientific management, but also misinterprets Taylor's incentives for proposing a different style of managerial thought.
Out of unawareness, however, we grasp at that“me,” whichis labeled on a network of changing phenomena, and we misconceive it to be permanent, static, and findable as an inherently real“me.”.