Sentence examples for was a misapprehension from inspiring English sources

This was a misapprehension.

Underlying many of the decisions, officials say, was a misapprehension about what Americans would find on the ground in Afghanistan.

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.

"There was a misapprehension at the end of the cold war that these industries would become engines of growth," said Michael Brzoska, research director at the Bonn International Center for Conversion, which studies the effects of Europe's military cutbacks.

In his report, Mr Robinson described the notion that the Haass manuscript had to be accepted or rejected in its entirety was a "misapprehension".

It will take serious Russian pressure [to make him go]." Turning to Washington's decision not to attack Assad's forces following the deadly chemical weapon attack outside Damascus in August, the state department official said: "There was a misapprehension amongst our allies that if the US had carried out the missile strike then we would no longer be talking about Assad".

But behind the common complaint, there's a misapprehension.

But it is a misapprehension to think her work speaks only to the devout.

Bloodworth says it is a misapprehension that meritocracy is an ideal of the left.

But this would be a misapprehension of how the Hollywood-marketing game works in 2019.

It's a misapprehension based on a misinterpretation based on a mistranslation.