| We did gain knowledge, but as yet everything was imperfect, without fine shading, and subject to all miscomprehension. |
| On a less elevated note, all three painters were also the victims of vituperative reviews and critical miscomprehension during their careers. |
| It relates rather to the weight placed on Stéphane Dion's alleged miscomprehension of what was fundamentally an ineptly worded question. |
| Thackeray's lecture on Swift, which is full of animosity and miscomprehension, is a well-written revelation of Thackeray. |
| How did we arrive at such a miserable state of miscomprehension and self-righteousness? |
| To perceive of one aspect in isolation while determining the appropriate method for a job would only invite confusion and miscomprehension which would lead in turn to workplace accidents, equipment damage and material losses. |
