Sentence examples for misapprehensions about from inspiring English sources

There are misapprehensions about them, however – the idea that they're solely about running rugby.

"Instead of debunking the misapprehensions about the school, all she did was confirm them".

Given their eagerness to court controversy, it's not surprising that there are misapprehensions about the WBC.

Even so, Parker is plotting no competitive comeback, and he labors under no misapprehensions about his game.

Magnier had stood by his man when the British authorities unwisely suspended his licence, in deference to police misapprehensions about race-fixing.

An interview Mary gave shortly before her death, ­discovered and republished in "Losses and Loyalties," corrects some of the misapprehensions about their marriage.

I think the big misapprehension about Glastonbury – about any big event – is that people care what you're wearing.

13] contains a common misapprehension about the treatment of Marian Anderson in 1939 by the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Underlying many of the decisions, officials say, was a misapprehension about what Americans would find on the ground in Afghanistan.

This is a misapprehension about how the effects of fiction are produced, and can be dispelled by obeying Rule 1.

He adds that: "In Europe people have a misapprehension about production in China... we believe we can make the best products in the world there".