Sentence examples for misapprehension that may from inspiring English sources

Cartoons have depicted her swigging from a bottle as she cooks, and some viewers insist that they have actually seen her do this on camera — a misapprehension that may stem, Julia thinks, from the time she carefully peeled, seeded, and squeezed a tomato and then drank off the juice in a cup.

When we can dispel so many myths and misapprehensions that people may have about disability.

If you live in London, you may be labouring under the misapprehension that happy hardcore, the fast-tempoed dance music style famed for its euphoric vocals and sentimental lyrics, died a death in the late 1990s.

"Nobody should be under any misapprehension that the FA or 2018 bid board are disrespectful of other nations or Fifa and I regret any such inference that may have been drawn from what has been reported.

Even girls who display "classic" symptoms of ADHD, such as restlessness and impulsivity, may have been missed in the past simply because many parents, teachers and doctors have operated under the misapprehension that ADHD rarely affects girls.

Bloodworth says it is a misapprehension that meritocracy is an ideal of the left.

People seemed to labour under the misapprehension that I had made 'trillions' for myself".

Some people seem under the misapprehension that the Edinburgh fringe and international festival are almost over.

The idea that Sweden was inherently sexy, that it fostered a culture of looseness in morals and dress, was a misapprehension that would linger for the next two decades.

Loveless believes that his wife, Amanda (Allison Buck) has died back home, while that prim beauty harbors a similar misapprehension that she is a widow.

Even the once great logician Bertrand Russell was baffled; he seems to have been under the misapprehension that Gödel had detected an inconsistency in mathematics.