Sentence examples for Deep misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

This suggestion indicates a deep misunderstanding of the strategic importance of New Orleans.

His memo shows a deep misunderstanding of what constitutes power in Silicon Valley, and where that power lies.

(A spokesman for S.A.C. said that Lee's assertion "is completely false and reflects a deep misunderstanding of S.A.C.'s multi-portfolio-manager model").

But refusing to sign the protocol on scientific grounds reflects a deep misunderstanding — or, more likely, misrepresentation — of what climate science has accomplished.

But, Campbell writes, advocates against domestic violence "say these cases signal a deep misunderstanding of what it means for women to be trapped in abusive relationships".

The ABA might imagine, for instance, that the All China Lawyers Association (ACLA) is its professional counterpart, but this would be a deep misunderstanding.

This presumption has led to deep misunderstandings.

His survey also found that college students had deep misunderstandings about the scope of the first amendment's free speech protections.

In a display of the deep misunderstandings that any foreigner is at pains to overcome, an elder with a gray beard asked the Marines whether they would stop people from saying prayers.

"The types of interventions that proponents have endorsed for Syria are often based on deep misunderstandings of how US force was used on behalf of humanitarian missions in the past," Zenko wrote.

A central theme in the play is the way history shapes people's lives, their politics, their personalities, and how deep misunderstandings may arise between generations who fail to take into account how the brute heel of hard experience can bear down upon the honorable individual.