Sentence examples for called misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

I have to report that the YouTube film of "Moonchild" by Fields of the Nephilim, a quintessentially pasty goth band, is preceded by a sunscreen advert asking perkily: "What are you like on the beach?" That is called misunderstanding your market with a vengeance.

In his campaigning at bake sales, kaffee klatches, barbe cues and the like, Mr. Michaels has been trying to clarify what ho calls "misunderstandings" about the new abortion law.

He also apologized for what he called a "misunderstanding".

In 2009, Gulbis spent a night in a Stockholm jail for what he called a misunderstanding.

Mr. Lu and Dr. Steinhardt said they regretted what they called a misunderstanding.

Gov. Jeb Bush, a Republican who has enjoyed the support of Cuban-Americans in Miami, blamed the media for what he called a misunderstanding of the situation.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel apologized tonight for what he called a misunderstanding caused by his warning that the United States risked appeasing Arab nations the way Europe appeased Adolf Hitler before World War II.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel apologized for what he called a misunderstanding about his warning that the United States risked appeasing Arab nations the way Europe appeased Hitler before the war.

On his third day, he managed to sneak in without any guide at all, which Ellen called "a misunderstanding at the gate".

It eventually hit me that I was encountering what anthropologists call "systemic misunderstanding".

Not one of these letters, all written by women, acknowledged that Turner committed rape, but rather called it a "misunderstanding" and a "mistake in drinking excessively".