Sentence examples for the same misapprehension from inspiring English sources

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.

The same misapprehension has been driving former sex slaves to seek surgery to "restore their virginity" by repairing the membrane because of fears they will be shunned by future husbands or ostracised by family members and their communities.

Indeed, there were long periods of the trial during which an outsider might well have assumed that a divorce case was being heard; and it often seemed that the Crown was labouring under the same misapprehension, intensified by spasms of uncertainty as to whether the defendant was Constance Chatterley or Frieda von Richthofen.

It may well be that the killers on Wednesday were laboring under the same misapprehensions as Bouyeri about the nature of their religious obligations.

If more and more people aspire to belong to this last category, the basic misapprehension remains the same at every level of acquisition.

… 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.

By and large, no two parties were offered the same explanation, and this resulted in misapprehensions, misunderstandings, enmities, and disappointments.

It carried a specialist disco page, Steppin' Out With Bev Hiller (well into adulthood, I laboured under the misapprehension that Bev Hiller was the same person as the academic and author Bevis Hillier, perhaps relaxing after a hard day researching the decorative arts of the 1930s by reviewing Zapp's More Bounce to the Ounce).

In the course of William Shawn's long career as editor of The New Yorker (1952-87), would sometimes shake his head in dismay over what he took to be an astonishing misapprehension on the part of many readers--the misapprehension that one of the magazine's most admirable qualities was its contriving to remain always the same in a restlessly shifting world.

Yet the same story appeared so ridiculous to the University of Cape Town, staff say, that they did not trouble to deny it.To report this misapprehension is doubly sad, apart from our own regret at being caught up in it.

But the same thing is true of fiction films, many of the best of which languish in the shadows of neglect or suffer the slings and arrows of critical misapprehension.