Sentence examples for a misunderstanding to think from inspiring English sources

But it's a misunderstanding to think of Harvard's finances in terms of tuition fees.

Weber himself cautioned that "it is a tremendous misunderstanding to think that an 'individualistic' method should involve what is in any conceivable sense an individualistic system of values" (Weber 1922: 18).

"I believe it demonstrates a lack of judgment and a complete misunderstanding of history to think that America can simply walk away from security challenges on the European Continent, which is, after all, a core American interest in the world," Mr. Gore said of the Bush campaign proposal.

It would show monumental callousness, as well as a fundamental misunderstanding of justice, for a judge to think that a brief delay in closing a court office should take precedence over a motion that raises constitutional objections to an execution.

It's not just improbable it's also misunderstanding the entire conflict to think that way.

Ulitskaya agreed to the reading as a result of a misunderstanding: she thought that the young woman who called her with the request was someone else.

I'm starting to think this isn't a misunderstanding as much as it is a money grab.

What the mob didn't know is that it was largely a misunderstanding (I thought he was joking and egged him on, he was most definitely not joking).

To think so is a basic misunderstanding of the place of art in life.

When Weiner claimed his Twitter account had been hacked, you thought, "What a misunderstanding!" But by the time he tearfully confessed you were more likely to think, "Christ, what an asshole!" You can see all the entries in the comments on the post that put out the call for submissions, or do a Twitter search for #onecaption.

Once I overcame my frustration, I started to think about the misuse and misunderstanding of scientific ideas.