Sentence examples for fundamental misapprehension from inspiring English sources

This is a fundamental misapprehension.

But that is a fundamental misapprehension.

There is fundamental misapprehension that the Gallagher Premiership is on its backside, and it is not just the jealous who labour under it.

But it's "Sweet Gospel Music" that reveals the shortcomings of his design, involving as it does a fundamental misapprehension about gospel music, which is rarely the sweet, peaceful thing he eulogises here, but the kind of raging emotional torrent he seems unable to access.

These two books share the view that most of the current difficulties with Iran, Iraq, North Korea and even Russia can be traced back to a fundamental misapprehension — that the United States won the cold war and the Soviet Union lost it.

Paul J. McNulty, a former deputy attorney general who put new guidelines in place in 2006 for corporate investigations at the Justice Department, said in an interview, "There's a fundamental misapprehension with D.P.A.'s to think that they're a break for the company".

Where the argument falls is in its misapprehension of the fundamental nature and scope of Fourth Amendment protection.

Mussolini might have remained a hero until his death had not his callous xenophobia and arrogance, his misapprehension of Italy's fundamental necessities, and his dreams of empire led him to seek foreign conquests.

This was a misapprehension.

A significant, even tragic, misapprehension.

This is a common misapprehension.