Sentence examples for be some misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"There must be some misunderstanding," he said.

"My own belief is that there must be some misunderstanding".

But letting a teenager run a bar is – Er, there seems to be some misunderstanding.

In response, a State Department statement late Tuesday said: "There seems to be some misunderstanding with regard to this matter.

Gwen and David Chen, also of Wilmington, said Ho was a "bright, honest, warm, mild, likable [sic], and friendly man", adding that the allegations "must be some misunderstanding".

There must be some misunderstanding, surely... Archana Ramaswamy (Titania) and P R Jijoy (Oberon) in A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Roundhouse, London.

There appeared to be some misunderstandings about clinical trials and what participation would entail.

Although the questionnaire was provided in both English and respondents' first languages, there might be some misunderstandings due to translation.

The training time for the translators was relatively short, and there might be some misunderstandings in the translation and some information bias while collecting information.

In general, there seem to be some misunderstandings and misbehaviour with regard to amount of food intake and to healthy nutrition in Oman.

Maybe there's some misunderstanding".