Sentence examples for misapprehensions that from inspiring English sources

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

One of the most persistent misapprehensions that exists between artists and viewers — and writers and readers — concerns the relative weight of content and form.

Courtesy the artist; Corvi-Mora, London; and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York One of the most persistent misapprehensions that exists between artists and viewers — and writers and readers — concerns the relative weight of content and form.

And the silences and misapprehensions that can arise, perpetuate and sometimes cause major but unintentional harm in families is a revisit to a theme of hers that I can certainly relate to.

Based on these investigations, they tried to establish a system, based on the semantic structure of names (mingli lun 名理論, see Tang 1955: 66) that divided specific concepts from one another, in order to be able to identify the errors and misapprehensions that resulted from the improper use of names.

What follows is a short list of prevalent but fallacious rumors, malfeasances, and misapprehensions that needn't clutter the Purple One's legacy, much as that legacy seems designed to keep us wondering, as Prince himself asked, "Is this reality or just another façade?" Sort of makes sense, right?

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.

The fog of war has been a recurrent theme through time, the confusion and misapprehension that comes amid the clamour and fury of combat.

The root of Oasis's problem is the same misapprehension that vexed so many of its Britpop compatriots: a failure to comprehend the urbanity of classic English pop.

Although, for his part, Weaver has no reason to rock the boat, many think he does, a misapprehension that makes his life dangerous.

Cartoons have depicted her swigging from a bottle as she cooks, and some viewers insist that they have actually seen her do this on camera — a misapprehension that may stem, Julia thinks, from the time she carefully peeled, seeded, and squeezed a tomato and then drank off the juice in a cup.