Sentence examples for misapprehension that the from inspiring English sources

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

Right now, though, I'll stick with the widespread misapprehension that the latter was headed for Foggy Bottom.

There is fundamental misapprehension that the Gallagher Premiership is on its backside, and it is not just the jealous who labour under it.

The public probably has a misapprehension that the pending bill giving the commission increased powers over investment advisers will automatically lead to the testing of advisers' competence.

Some academics – and some students – harbour the misapprehension that the law of the land stops at the gates of the university.

A lot of people labor under the misapprehension that the Electoral College status quo is good for small states, or rural states, or states that don't have big cities in them.

In this essay, Adam Bridgen argues that the oft-condemned "sycophancy" of James Woodhouse's early poetry is a misapprehension that overlooks the emergence of his evangelical, egalitarian beliefs in the mid-1760s.

The fog of war has been a recurrent theme through time, the confusion and misapprehension that comes amid the clamour and fury of combat.

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.

Its architects, or rather Argonauts, laboured under the misapprehension that economic integration would beget political integration, and strong economic growth shared by all.

The root of Oasis's problem is the same misapprehension that vexed so many of its Britpop compatriots: a failure to comprehend the urbanity of classic English pop.