Sentence examples for correct that misapprehension from inspiring English sources
Trump, at various instances, failed to correct that misapprehension.
"Once that misapprehension was planted in his mind, Mr Jerome's reaction to it was entirely understandable.
That misapprehension is a story for another time; all that needs to be said here is that I drifted away from Czech and away from Kussi.
These stocks reflect that misapprehension.
A: That's correct, that's correct.
I would like to correct a misapprehension that may have arisen from Ari Berman's review of my book, "Against Elections" (April 15).
Contrast this with how swiftly and firmly he got on to the Sunday Times to correct the misapprehension that he dyed his hair.
I should explain that all my life when a book or a story comes up in conversation, a work I should have read but haven't, I rarely admit my ignorance and do nothing to correct the misapprehension in the other person that I have.
Ralph Bunche was a unassuming man -- he never bothered, for instance, to correct a common misapprehension that he was born in 1904.
But, of course, that misapprehension goes well beyond race.
