Sentence examples for open to misapprehension from inspiring English sources

Poor school education in many countries leaves minds open to misapprehension.

When, however, he suggested that they were open to misapprehension, she stopped writing and applied herself, in silence, to disciplining her feelings.

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Subject to much misapprehension on the American side.

And if he has ever contributed a little to misapprehensions about the scale of his military experience — his Web site states, "My life has been dedicated to public service.

NEXT Thursday, as they do every year, American families will sit down to a misapprehension.

Much of it is down to a misapprehension of what it is Klinsmann has achieved in his five years as the USA coach.

For two days Churbuck couldn't get on the Forbes network due to the misapprehension that his Windows for Netware drivers had been blown away.

Khrushchev added to this misapprehension by stating in an October 1957 interview that the USSR had all the rockets, of whatever capacity, that it needed.

Additional measures must ensure that recruitment does not lead to any misapprehension of possible benefit including sentence reduction or help with parole.

Past studies have demonstrated that plain, as opposed to branded, tobacco packaging leads smokers to perceive the packs as lower in appeal, to make health warnings more salient and to reduce misapprehensions about the perceived harms of smoking.