Sentence examples for a fatal misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Romney's dismissal of the government-dependent 47 percent suggests a fatal misunderstanding of what should be his mission — namely, to persuade precisely those Americans clinging, understandably, to government programs in tough times to choose the risks of further change over the temporary security of stasis.
So yes, despite a late rally, this was a largely avoidable tragedy brought about by a surfeit of pushiness and a fatal misunderstanding of the way people react to unbridled confidence: Where you see a defiant call-to-arms, they see a wagging finger.
Regardless of your rights, running arouses suspicion and greatly increases the chance of a fatal misunderstanding.
Mr. Kyl said the seeds of the collapse of the deficit reduction talks had been planted from the very beginning by "a fatal misunderstanding" between the two parties about their goals.
They also spoke to other campers on the site who had a "potentially fatal misunderstanding" of the risk from barbeques, he said.
That was a fatal mistake.
This was a fatal mistake.
And with the fatal misunderstanding of the ratings agencies".
As long as Mr. Bush continues in this fatal misunderstanding of the psychological barriers we need to overcome in Iraq, this "plan" that he intends to articulate over the coming weeks will come to naught.
A U.N. spokesman said such fiery talk could lead to fatal misunderstandings.
