For a small nation whose means can be seen as limited the circumstances looked intolerable, although that misapprehension had been disposed of by the interval.
You might labour under the misapprehension that government spending has been "cut" (as the CPS highlight in their note - many do).
"This old war, from the beginning to end, has been rooted... in misapprehension... .. Tells about being in Vietnam in 1966, & how the official word on the war was good, but in private other things were said.
In the 1980s, Japanese industrial policy was the object of intense American interest, which has since waned due to the deliberately cultivated misapprehension that Japan is in economic decline (This illusion has been exhaustively debunked by the Tokyo-based Irish journalist Eamonn Fingleton; Japan is playing sick to get us off their back).
"Unfortunately, yoga has been conflated with asana, which is a huge misapprehension," he said.
Public policy related to mental illness treatment and research has been a curious mixture of valuable insight and misapprehension [ 81, 82].
The fog of war has been a recurrent theme through time, the confusion and misapprehension that comes amid the clamour and fury of combat.
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.
Under "Chris of the Australian" he has been popping up in The Australian's comments section, clearing up misapprehensions readers may have about his book.
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.
