Sentence examples for types of misapprehensions from inspiring English sources

We also examine different types of misapprehensions in policy-making and find that an incorrect assessment of the economy׳s true structure by the central bank greatly affects its capability to enforce a determinate and learnable, although suboptimal, REE.

It's a cinch, now that Spurling has cleared away a century's worth of misapprehensions and canards.

Above all, it was propelled by Peter Sellers's inspired portrayal of eternally bumbling Parisian Inspector Jacques Clouseau, whose mastery of misapprehension is hilariously augmented by a proclivity for mispronunciation and preposterously transparent disguises.

Nearly thirty years later, in the last edition of the Philosophy, Whewell referred to the belief that "the discovery of laws and causes of phenomena is a loose hap-hazard sort of guessing," and claimed that this type of view "appears to me to be a misapprehension of the whole nature of science" (1860a, 274).

"This is too horrible of a misapprehension of everything".

"That's the way it is," she says, of my misapprehensions, and bursts into peels of laughter.

And she weaves a terrifically vigorous plot out of how their misapprehensions of one another lead them into danger.

Discusses some of the misapprehensions concerned with the "link age" issue.

Everyone in this play is guilty of such misapprehensions, even (or especially) about one another.

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

There are a couple of widespread misapprehensions about the twins, namely that they are Scottish and that they were born rich.