Sentence examples similar to foster a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
This fosters a misunderstanding of what academic achievement is all about, as well as devaluing the whole notion of academic expertise.
The three festival sponsors — the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Asia Society and the Center for Dialogues at New York University — hope to foster a greater understanding of Muslim culture at a time of tension and misunderstanding between Western and Islamic societies.
They created structure and standards that permit flexibility and reduce misunderstandings, and did so in a way that fostered a collegial environment by valuing differences and respecting the unique talents and perspectives of people in the organization.
As far as relations between the west and the Arab world are concerned, language is a barrier that perpetuates ignorance and can easily foster misunderstanding.
Although he'd had many opportunities to disabuse her he'd instead actively fostered the misunderstanding... His father is trembling and frail... His mother tells him about a now-wealthy classmate's luxurious lifestyle and a housewarming party with mounds of shrimp..
Bills such as these will only foster misunderstandings of scientific principles, especially within the field of evolutionary biology; the Darwin Day organization works to combat these misunderstandings.
As questions about the sexual harassment allegations intensified, he suggested that his humor might foster misunderstandings.
If you're unsure about reading dog body language, you should probably learn a little more before bringing in a new dog to foster since missing or misunderstanding their cues causes most problems with new dog greetings.
If the example of history has been any indication (think Japanese internment campus in the United States during World War II), demonizing an entire population in our midst can only foster further hatred and misunderstanding.
By not explaining why it restricts or prohibits the use of certain technologies, IT fosters misunderstandings and resentment from other employees in a corporation.
