Sentence examples for misapprehension for from inspiring English sources

On TV and in the cinema, we are used to thrillers that end by showing that we have been under some misapprehension for much of the preceding story.

We talked about this misapprehension for hours, first over the phone, then later standing in my kitchen with cold cups of coffee in our hands; for days, I could think of nothing else.

The appearance of the proem in 1956 actually led to a major misapprehension, for the list of gods found therein, beginning with Zeus and proceeding through the divine Heracles, led some to believe that the Catalogue was not organized in a strictly genealogical manner, but presented the unions of gods and heroines organized to some extent by amorous deity.

This misapprehension lasted for about 10 seconds.

This is a particularly dangerous misapprehension, because, for now, controlling mosquitoes may be the only way we can hope to control Zika.

I long since tired of correcting the misapprehension, while for Andy, the final straw came when his own father once complimented him about that fine piece he wrote for The Independent.

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

This is the true "absurdity" in the present negotiations, and Tsipras' misapprehension of his bargaining power now risks catastrophe for his country, humiliation for his Syriza party, or both.

The most common misapprehension of Conte is to mistake his romanticism for sentimentality or conservatism; he is far more interesting and complex than that.

"This is too horrible of a misapprehension of everything".

I suppose I can't entirely fault readers for this misapprehension.