Sentence examples for misapprehensions about their from inspiring English sources

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

All this, in the name of lampooning its guileless American heroes (a Harold Lloyd lookalike and a cowboy), and their misapprehensions about Russia.

The responses published in the letters page of the Guardian on 18 July (Open access plan is no academic spring) took a uniformly negative view, in large part because of misapprehensions about the recommendations of the report and their implementation.

These attacks gave rise to several misapprehensions about the doctrines of the Essay and their connection with the history of philosophy.

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

The misapprehensions about this tradition are massive.

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".

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

Some ecologists believe the high estimates are inflated by basic misapprehensions about what drives species to extinction.

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