misapprehension in a sentence

• This is one of the many misapprehensions about the wine business.
• What's the biggest misapprehension that people have about him?
• This also was presumably misapprehension of Photinus'doctrine about Jesus.
• Where do you come up with these broad and utter misapprehensions?
• There seem to be many misapprehensions about wikipedia policy on consensus.
• People are getting past the misapprehension that roses are wimpy.
• Along the way, the author corrects a few misapprehensions.
• It may be best understood by the misapprehensions it would later foster.
• We're used to the minor misapprehensions of tourists.
• But it would seem that Photius was under some misapprehension.
• It's difficult to see misapprehension in a sentence .
• The question begins from a misapprehension-that the arctic is inhospitable.
• :There are a lot of misapprehensions about this kind of thing.
• It is also a misapprehension of the purpose of the environmentalists'suit.
• Pete Rose, 10 years later, apparently continues to labor under misapprehensions.
• As a biographer, Fraser tries to uncover mistakes and misapprehensions of history.
• Wartime blackout conditions at night contributed to this misapprehension.
• Some people, however, maintain this misapprehension well into their adult years.
• Indeed, the government of Southern Rhodesian itself was under the same misapprehension.
• :I think there's been a bit of a misapprehension here.
• A feature of this is the correction of error and misapprehension via discussion.