Sentence examples for degree of misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Riley's up-and-down status has always involved some degree of misunderstanding.

The funny thing about Riley's up-and-down status is that it has always involved some degree of misunderstanding.

Despite their huge success, though, there can be an extraordinary degree of misunderstanding in the world at large about what ZooNation is and what it does.

They are also the pretext for a clever narrative trick: Cenk does not speak Turkish, so to explain the degree of misunderstanding and alienation encountered by his grandparents and parents, then children, the Turks speak German and the Germans Turkish.

"There is a large degree of misunderstanding of Hugo Chavez," insists Bruce.

Nevertheless, President Clinton's statement has caused a considerable degree of misunderstanding in the international community and especially among nations friendly to the Republic of China.

Their association seems to have been based on some degree of mutual misunderstanding.

Given that cricket is a sport so closely connected to the English national character, there was a degree of cultural misunderstanding about the reaction to Stanford's behaviour.

Though it had been suggested that a person scoring four or more on any one or more of the 12 sets can be categorized as having symptoms, at least two symptoms from a particular category was required in order to receive a syndrome group diagnosis to allow for some degree of misreading or misunderstanding by the respondent [ 13].

Michel et al have modeled bias from different degrees of parental misunderstandings of "wheezing" using various hypothetical scenarios, all of which showed considerable impact on epidemiological survey results [ 16].

A gap between the country's unemployment rate perceived by a worker and the actual unemployment rate provides a measure of misunderstanding of the degree of labor market tightness by the worker.