Sentence examples for a general misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"I think there's a general misunderstanding that Olympic athletes are doing fine," Walker said in an interview.

Rather, they reflect both Santorum's own retrograde sexism and a general misunderstanding of the military and US workforce.

In "A General Misunderstanding" (Op-Ed, April 16), Michael DeLong, a retired Marine lieutenant general, writes, "The outcome and ramifications of a war, however, are impossible to predict".

Political analysts here say they are surprised at the degree to which the West focuses on their president, saying that it reflects a general misunderstanding of their system.

The larger security problem, it seems, comes from a general misunderstanding about how a smartphone differs from, say, a large online forum.

But the stigma of rape, along with a general misunderstanding of the disorder and how it can affect anyone who has suffered trauma, often gets in the way of a proper diagnosis.

The net result is a general public misunderstanding of the man, borne from the disconnect between his public image and his very private life.

His YouTube page is filled to the brim with all the same awful opinions about feminism, Trump, politics, Islam and political correctness, delivered – as ever – through the scope of a teenage boy, with gay jokes, cancer jokes and a general wilful misunderstanding and simplification of pretty much everything.

In what is sure to be seen by some as government interference and general misunderstanding of technology, the California Department of Motor Vehicles has released a proposal that would require drivers to be present in self-driving vehicles in the state.

Although Lassa and Sembiring (2017) question the accuracy of Brunei's position within the top 15 most-at-risk countries, their doubt may be driven by the general misunderstanding of the concepts: disaster risk, vulnerability, and hazard.

General email inquiries sent to the CDC communications center and information from public health professionals, health providers, and community members led the team to SARS-related Internet sites that contained rumors and inaccurate information, which added to general misunderstanding, confusion, and fear.