Sentence examples for misapprehension that there from inspiring English sources

If so, I hope they are not laboring under the misapprehension that there is a realistic possibility of keeping this secret.

The 35-hour-week rules were based on the misapprehension that there is a fixed amount of work to be shared out.

I was never under any misapprehension that there is a linear correlation between the percentage of the budget spent, and the percentage of the project infrastructure completed.

There is, for example, a widespread misapprehension that assisted reproductive technology (ART) is a simple and effective solution to infertility problems.

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.

When you're living in a filter bubble it's easy to think that everybody shares your worldview a misapprehension that can have personal, social and professional repercussions.

Many confusions and misapprehensions that have clouded debates over energy policy are convincingly set to rest.

In Britain, meanwhile, momentous opportunity and investment have been dissipated by misapprehensions that seem barely less parochial.

This striking phenomenon which has no parallel in the study of NF justifies Holmes' dictum that "NFU can be understood as the theory of certain nonstandard models of Zermelo-style set theory with automorphisms" There is a widespread misapprehension that Cantor's theorem shows that there cannot be a consistent set theory with a universal set.

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

Change should be gradual and subtle but it should happen, even if some of R4's 10 million weekly listeners object, says Damazer. "There is a misapprehension that R4 ennobles the idea that you can't change or don't have to change but you do need to change.