Lately, Kristol has been wondering if, in some fundamental way, he has misapprehended the country.
Still further, the Appeal Tribunal appears to have misapprehended the nature of the role served by cross-examination.
"I think the conservative forces have completely misapprehended the community's demand to take action on climate change and I think there will be very substantial judgments made by the electorates," he said.
Having misapprehended the claim of liberty there presented to it, and thus stating the claim to be whether there is a fundamental right to engage in consensual sodomy, the Bowers Court said: "Proscriptions against that conduct have ancient roots".
If all you can see is dollar signs when you meet a new person, then you have fundamentally misapprehended the meaning and purpose of networking.
Contrarians buck conventional wisdom and buy when they think a negative crowd has misapprehended the value of an asset, aiming to realize outsized gains when its intrinsic value is revealed.
In contrast, literary critic Terry Eagleton, theologian Alister McGrath, and science philosopher Michael Ruse have accused Dawkins of having fundamentally misapprehended the theological arguments he claimed to refute, while scientists Martin Rees and Peter Higgs have criticised Dawkins's confrontational stance towards religion as unhelpful, with Higgs going as far as to label him a fundamentalist.
We hypothesise that this is either because the small sample size did not allow reliable quantitative measurements, the NOC personnel misapprehended the relative hierarchicality of the NOC and ORH, or there are problems with the validity of the CVF instrument.
I was actually trying to mimic what I saw as the way right wingers go about these matters, and by misapprehending the way they do things, I went too far.
RYAN: True, his nonparticipation in critical debates is bizarre and kind of unsettling; and, yes, the whole "originalism" thing seems to fundamentally misapprehend the mission of the framers, as well as the inherently dynamic character of American jurisprudence.
Such questions misapprehend the situation.
