Sentence examples for misapprehension about the from inspiring English sources

13] contains a common misapprehension about the treatment of Marian Anderson in 1939 by the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Lear's mistaking of his daughters' affections is mirrored by Gloucester's misapprehension about the loyalties of his sons Edgar Charless Aitken and Edmundd (Tunji Kasim).

In MacLeod's work, the phrase voices our great misapprehension about the significance of almost every creature that draws breath; the author would swear that, for all their apparent inconsequence, each one of them hovers over a small diaspora of others.

Despite all this, there is still a double misapprehension about the gaming world: "non-gamers" think games are for gamers, and "gamers" think games are… well, for them.

But the social-media scoffing also belies a basic misapprehension about how the world works – borne, perhaps, from a desire among millenials to feel they are wresting agency away from their elders – as well as common-or-garden prejudice.

"Instead of debunking the misapprehensions about the school, all she did was confirm them".

Given their eagerness to court controversy, it's not surprising that there are misapprehensions about the WBC.

But the letter gives the clearest account of his objections and is likely to concern proponents because it repeats misapprehensions about the technology.

And if he has ever contributed a little to misapprehensions about the scale of his military experience — his Web site states, "My life has been dedicated to public service.

The responses published in the letters page of the Guardian on 18 July (Open access plan is no academic spring) took a uniformly negative view, in large part because of misapprehensions about the recommendations of the report and their implementation.

And if he has ever contributed a little to misapprehensions about the scale of his military experience his Web site states, "My life has been dedicated to public service.