Sentence examples for deeper misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
Dr. Dean's apology quelled the criticism from some of his rivals, and many African-American leaders attributed his gaffes to a lack of communications discipline rather than a deeper misunderstanding of blacks or the South.
In some cases their use of the right words masked a deeper misunderstanding of the concepts at play, suggesting the possibility that the substituted judgment vocabulary was acting as something of a rhetorical façade: a publicly appealing front covering a less acceptable construct.
We lack evidence to decide whether this mistake reflects a temporary reasoning glitch, a deeper misunderstanding of the relevant scaling concepts, and/or a tendency toward imprecision about mathematical details (reflected also, perhaps, in her glossing over the distance-squared dependence in Fick's law).
In response, the LCWR says, "We do not recognize ourselves in the doctrinal assessment … and realize that, despite that fact, our attempts to clarify misperceptions have led to deeper misunderstandings".
This suggestion indicates a deep misunderstanding of the strategic importance of New Orleans.
His memo shows a deep misunderstanding of what constitutes power in Silicon Valley, and where that power lies.
(A spokesman for S.A.C. said that Lee's assertion "is completely false and reflects a deep misunderstanding of S.A.C.'s multi-portfolio-manager model").
But, Campbell writes, advocates against domestic violence "say these cases signal a deep misunderstanding of what it means for women to be trapped in abusive relationships".
But refusing to sign the protocol on scientific grounds reflects a deep misunderstanding — or, more likely, misrepresentation — of what climate science has accomplished.
These latest proposals on onshore wind reveal a deep misunderstanding of public opinion and the UK's energy security, consumer and environmental interests".
"I think nowadays," he once told an interviewer, "there's a deep misunderstanding amongst people that art should be understood through logical sentences".
