Sentence examples for misapprehension with from inspiring English sources

As braindead yet puppyish receptionist Kevin, Thor hunk Chris Hemsworth acquits himself admirably, nailing misapprehension after misapprehension with lucid conviction.

Paul J. McNulty, a former deputy attorney general who put new guidelines in place in 2006 for corporate investigations at the Justice Department, said in an interview, "There's a fundamental misapprehension with D.P.A.'s to think that they're a break for the company".

The play does have an antiquated preachiness: Jill's cluelessness about the world of the blind seems a bit much, and Don relieves her of her misapprehensions with an annoying condescension.

It is in this sense that Alma Guillermoprieto titles her book about a young New Yorker (from a Mexican family) who spent six months in Havana in 1970 juggling her naïve misapprehensions with the stridencies of the Cuban revolution.

Discusses some of the misapprehensions concerned with the "link age" issue.

It is pleasant to think that, in the year 2000, we might get past all this -- that we'll leave the old resentments and misapprehensions behind with the old century, and hear that century's music afresh.

We left on a high, and with the misapprehension that this was how life on the circuit would play out: being showered with adoration and flowers.

The tone in which Regan corrects Katie's misapprehension about her job working with children at the hospital could send a chill down anyone's spine.

"There has arisen the most extraordinary misapprehension as to our position with regard to aviation," said Colonel Seely, "the officers engaged in the dangerous profession of flying make it a point of honor never to allow any of their performances to appear in the press.

Cooper underscores how the Black [male] client, the muffled voice, has at least been consulted, even if only with "ignorance" and "misapprehension".

This misapprehension could have been cleared up with one fact-checking phone call.