Sentence examples for misapprehension of a from inspiring English sources

The patient, their family, the surgeon, the anaesthetist, the intensivist and the hospital administrator are all likely to perceive risk in entirely different ways while labouring under the misapprehension of a common dialogue.

There are misapprehensions of a more intimate nature as well.

But implied in the proposal is a troubling misapprehension of how unpleasant a lot of actual health care is.

Hemon tells Pronek's story as the missteps and misapprehensions of an immigrant whose arrival is only physical; his mind and heart are elsewhere.

Moreover, several theorists have suggested that our intuition is misguided by a misapprehension of what it is like to lead a life in Z, i.e. a life that is barely worth living.

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

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

Much of it is down to a misapprehension of what it is Klinsmann has achieved in his five years as the USA coach.

Maybe the perversity we all feel in the idea of striving at marriage — the reason so few of us do it — stems from a misapprehension of the proper goal.

Such a misapprehension of the publicist's usual relationship to sincerity will not get young Pollack very far at some of New York City's better-known public-relations establishments; but it stood him in good stead last week when he was flown into town to appear at a press conference advocating the use of Transcendental Meditation among schoolkids.

VI) Mill agreed, "it is a misapprehension of the utilitarian mode of thought to conceive it as implying that people should fix their minds upon so wide a generality as the world, or society at large".