Sentence examples for a total misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"It was a total misunderstanding of the market," he said.

Nothing but insults, degrading comments about Muslims, a total misunderstanding of what made our country great".

The words and behavior of these opponents show a total misunderstanding of the Islamic faith.

Yet again, it appears to be a total misunderstanding of the concept that underpins these arbitration councils.

"The argument that we're raising this money in a few hours is a total misunderstanding of the process," he said.

"People have a total misunderstanding of the Court of Strasbourg, where we win 98% of the cases.

(The so-called Pindaric ode has had a long and distinguished history in English literature, but it derives from an almost total misunderstanding and misapprehension of Pindar's own style and technique).

So that's a double shot of total misunderstanding.

The coldness of this remark shows a certain lack of reflection and total misunderstanding of what is actually happening.

The events in Tunisia are evidence of the West's total misunderstanding of the Arab world.

But the author's worst failing is his total misunderstanding of Watergate.