Sentence examples for be a misapprehension from inspiring English sources

But this would be a misapprehension of how the Hollywood-marketing game works in 2019.

The newly discovered planet "candidate" (a word that gives the astronomers some wiggle room in case it turns out to be a misapprehension), Proxima b, appears to be roughly the size of Earth, and in an orbit around the star that would let the planet possibly have liquid water at the surface.

Nearly thirty years later, in the last edition of the Philosophy, Whewell referred to the belief that "the discovery of laws and causes of phenomena is a loose hap-hazard sort of guessing," and claimed that this type of view "appears to me to be a misapprehension of the whole nature of science" (1860a, 274).

This was a misapprehension.

But behind the common complaint, there's a misapprehension.

But it is a misapprehension to think her work speaks only to the devout.

Bloodworth says it is a misapprehension that meritocracy is an ideal of the left.

It's a misapprehension based on a misinterpretation based on a mistranslation.

There is a misapprehension here, a dark crosscurrent, that still startles me.

Nevertheless, the empirical world is not totally unreal, for it is a misapprehension of the real brahman.

This is a misapprehension about how the effects of fiction are produced, and can be dispelled by obeying Rule 1.