| They misapprehend the war by looking back only a few decades. |
| The men who composed it knew what they wished to say, and said it so clearly that nobody can misapprehend their meaning. |
| He struggles to help his pupils who misapprehend the world around them. |
| But it is also to misapprehend the real value of spirit as compared with matter. |
| We should hope that no one can be dull enough to misapprehend their import. |
| The anti-urban policies common in the developing world during the last quarter-century misapprehend both the challenges and the opportunities of urban growth. |
