So if we do not at first detect in Martin's universe a reliable moral vision, perhaps it is because we misapprehend morality as a consistent way of acting, rather than as a way of being in the world that exposes ourselves to the needs of others and discovers our common humanity in our shared vulnerability.
4 We conclude that the affidavit showed probable cause and that the Court of Appeals misapprehended its judicial function in reviewing this affidavit by giving it an unduly technical and restrictive reading.
Nearly everything and everyone in "Ether" is misapprehended by someone else.
Intelligence is fundamentally misapprehended when seen as an isolatable entity rather than a complex ideal.
What the outsider apprehends and misapprehends can be great stuff, depending on lighting, angle of vision, field of view, misapprehended idiom, distortions caused by hyper-alertness.
Lately, Kristol has been wondering if, in some fundamental way, he has misapprehended the country.
Still further, the Appeal Tribunal appears to have misapprehended the nature of the role served by cross-examination.
In authorizing the instructions, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals appeared to have "clearly misapprehended our prior decision," Justice O'Connor wrote.
"I misapprehended?" "Yeah, it didn't work out, you know?" The Sergeant's cowardly dog, Mavis, appeared behind the glass door that opened onto the patio.
"And I said, 'George, you've covered seven of his fights.' But I misapprehended that George was casting himself as John Q. Public, not himself.
To the extent the Texas appellate court believed that Penry I was satisfied merely because a supplemental instruction was given, the court clearly misapprehended that prior decision.
