Sentence examples similar to conventional misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
Assumed links That the book ended up challenging conventional misunderstandings around mental illness - particularly the assumed links between violence and schizophrenia - was not something he had planned.
He noted a history of distrust and misunderstanding between the conventional and Special Operations forces, or S.O.F., but said that had been diminished by the exchange of commanders.
Mayer deprecates the conventional account as, in the words of another scholar, "shrouded in myth and misunderstanding".
Sometimes such misunderstandings arose from the movement of nuclear weapons, sometimes from conventional manoeuvres that might have been a prelude to attack.
Endeavours to move acceptance and understanding about CAM use by consumers into the realm of conventional medicine can support these areas of mutual agreement and intervene to dispel areas of misunderstanding.
One source of misunderstanding could be that the pressure level that we dealt with was slightly higher than the conventional range for tactile sensing pressure.
Mr. Bhidé derides the conventional view in science and technology circles as "techno-nationalism," needlessly alarmist and based on a widely held misunderstanding of how technological innovation yields economic growth.
A new HPV test is only performed for about half of these women, due to misunderstandings related to the new strategies for clinical management or to the fact that a conventional Pap-smear is taken, not allowing for HPV testing.
Surely a misunderstanding.
The misunderstanding was fruitful.
