Sentence examples for broad misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

There is a broad misunderstanding in my country of the First Amendment.

In "Making It," Uchitelle, the eighty-five-year-old son of a Manhattan textile broker, argues that this hands-off attitude reflects a broad misunderstanding of the history and nature of manufacturing.

In other instances, some enlistment contracts were canceled nationwide in an apparent and broad misunderstanding of rules that allowed recruits to wait an additional year for the military to finish the checks.

"There is a broad misunderstanding of what we do, that we take information from anywhere, when in fact we vet all our contributors, accept only half of them, and the people who work with us are thrilled because there is such a lack of opportunity everywhere else," he said.

And it's important to realise that this broad misunderstanding of jihadist ideology has been fuelled by a handful of fanatical Muslims.

Greg Taxin: Another mistake I've seen too many times is the misreading, or misunderstanding, of broad shareholder sentiment.

However, this broad span leads to misunderstandings of what the term 'prototype' encompasses, hindering exploitation of its full potential.

This is not only odd, but reflects a misunderstanding the broader culture entertains about these technologies.

Such criticisms rest on a misunderstanding of the broader framework of Descartes' philosophy.

It's the stupidity that comes with either a narrow focus, or a misunderstanding of the broader issues," added Erden.

Presently, the great majority of research never reaches a broader audience, contributing to the mistrust and misunderstanding of science among the general public.