Sentence examples for misapprehension the from inspiring English sources

The lawyer and fraud expert Robert Hunter has termed this misapprehension "the demeanour assumption".

In a wild but believable misapprehension, the Gaults conclude that she has drowned.

"Let's not be under any misapprehension, the notion that we can look for a 16% reduction in budget and sail on as you are is inconceivable".

"Let's not be under any misapprehension, the notion that we can look for a 16% reduction in budget and sail on as you are is inconceivable so basically you can't rule out service changes and indeed service reductions," he added.

But we shouldn't be under any misapprehension; the lack of a response is not because of the "EU institutions", who to their credit have pushed for a far more comprehensive approach, for example to distribute refugees across the EU in a fair manner.

Labouring under the misapprehension the airplane on which he and his friends are travelling is about to crash in the finale of Seinfeld, George feels the need to unburden his soul and admit he cheated to win the famous bet between the four main characters concerning who could hold out the longest and remain "master of their domain".

Next to evolve is the individualized ego consciousness (ahamkara, "I-consciousness"), which imposes upon the purusha the misapprehension that the ego is the basis of the purusha's objective existence.

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

Since it was found in tombs, it was evidently a document of a religious nature, and this led to the widespread misapprehension that the Book of the Dead was the equivalent of a Bible or Qu'ran.

Saint-Gaudens had produced the models for these dies under the misapprehension that the first pieces had been struck on a production press, rather than on the Mint's only medal press, and therefore only slight adjustment need be made.

The police seem to be operating under the misapprehension that the recent protests have been led by identifiable leaders who can then be picked out, thus leaving crowds bereft of direction.