And any such misapprehension would, we anticipate, be dialed out of any final production design.
To remove the liability of such misapprehension, I deem it proper to append the following brief explanation... What I have said respecting and against religion, I mean strictly to apply to the slaveholding religion of this land, and with no possible reference to Christianity proper.
Everyone in this play is guilty of such misapprehensions, even (or especially) about one another.
Such misapprehensions overlooked the fact that Turgenev's life and work were deeply involved with Russia.
Of course, it's true that people everywhere turn out to be quite unlike our first impressions of them, but such misapprehensions can prove fatal in the narrator's new social circle.
Though neither physicist would have sanctioned the above nonsense, it's easy to imagine how such misapprehensions arise, given the things they do say about the principle, and especially the central place they both give to the concept of measurement.
As we know, from the case of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes, who was mistaken for the Ethiopian failed terrorist, Hussain Osman, such misapprehensions can have deadly consequences: de Menezes was shot to death by firearms officers at Stockwell tube station in south London three years ago.
Rather, as Collins (1982, 72) suggests, a good way to avoid such misapprehensions is to offer more elegant translations of Pāli and Sanskrit compounds in which the term self (atta, ātma) is used.
Such a misapprehension of the publicist's usual relationship to sincerity will not get young Pollack very far at some of New York City's better-known public-relations establishments; but it stood him in good stead last week when he was flown into town to appear at a press conference advocating the use of Transcendental Meditation among schoolkids.
… it was then a straightforward procedure to assign a degree of "fitness" to each gene ….' Countering such widespread misapprehension requires the same dedication to reading Fisher, especially The Genetical Theory, as Fisher applied to reading Darwin, especially The Origin of Species and The Descent of Man.
Ashbery's style prizes such mistakes and misapprehensions, as though looking for the word on the tip of the tongue.
