a sustained error that practically compels misprision

featuring several actual war veterans and always allowing for misprision in the meaning of being recruited into "the Service"

the acts of creative 'misprision', or swerves from origin, which Bloom sees at work in all great poetry

they have what men call self-belief and blame you for your misprisions in their dreams

Wong’s virtuosity in tracking multiple levels of misprision lies precisely in the extent to which she succeeds in arousing scepticism

The misprisions that ensnared Othello are invoked.

Whatever the misprision, these writings were twinned for me