Sentence examples for a great misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

There is a great misunderstanding in education that music and art are optional.

It also shows a great misunderstanding of how social media can be used for both social and educational good.

I just want to share a great misunderstanding that occurred in the 17th century and has lasted till this day.

Valcourt responded: "Mr. Speaker, Mr. Chair, I mean, you know, the assertion of the honourable member that these children are under the minister's watch shows a great misunderstanding of that member, of the responsibility of the department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development".

The situation with regards to leprosy is pathetic, and hampers the restoration of social status to leprosy patients, which in turn contributes to a greater misunderstanding about the disease spreading [ 21, 25].

Though this is a somewhat small word, its misuse has caused great misunderstanding among Christians.

"It is the perfect summary of the great misunderstanding that the Socialists are constructing with the French," Jean-François Copé, the U.M.P. party leader, was quoted as saying Monday in Libération.

It is a big misunderstanding.

"One of the great misunderstandings about the plan is the contention by the planners that it is voluntary, even as they selectively mandate adherence to it through various state agencies," Mr. O'Keefe said.

One of the great misunderstandings about women's sports is the belief that homophobia is no longer a problem.

One of the great misunderstandings of MS is that all those suffering from the disease are wheelchair bound or that, if they're not, then their disease is somehow less difficult.