Sentence examples for constant misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
But Europeans approach it on a different level, so there's constant misunderstanding and distortion".
Michael Tippett, with whom I was closely associated for the last 28 years of his life, had to face constant misunderstanding, disbelief and even abuse, from professional performers and conductors.
Then there is the constant misunderstanding we get from people who assume that all Christians must be homophobic, bigoted, dogmatic, and self-righteous.
I felt just as free to tell him he was 'crazy' as he felt free to call me 'crazy.' " The memos in the Public Library's archives have exactly that kind of openness and honesty, and that confiding tone, and a basic understanding of each other that saw them through their constant misunderstandings.
The training company she now worked at did not suit her and there were constant misunderstandings and tense situations.
His performance as Zuckerberg was so persuasive, I thought, that it's now hard to think of the reclusive Facebook founder without elements of Eisenberg's fictional portrait coming to mind: the constant, robotic misunderstandings with friends and colleagues; the moment when his glassy-eyed belligerence finally gives way to fear as he's violently confronted by a co-founder.
Harima complicates the love triangle through constant bumbling, and misunderstandings among the students aggravate the situation.
"The stories may be light on plot: small, child-sized incidents involving mishaps and misunderstandings and experiences with that constant feature of country life – the weather.
And we want to know how we can create an environment in which autistic children are not at constant risk of wildly disproportionate punishment due to misunderstanding and fear.
Mr. Jacobson said: "Once we accept there's a constant to-ing and fro-ing of understanding and misunderstanding, all is possible.
In the following, when there be no misunderstanding, we always use C i to denote positive constants.
