Sentence examples for from misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"Human disputes come from misunderstanding.

Being insulted by it comes from misunderstanding.

Consider Mr. Alpizar's situation, as well as other events that may have resulted from misunderstanding.

No part of the theory of textual criticism has suffered more from misunderstanding than has conjectural emendation.

A great deal of the fear and anxiety that surrounds young people's use of social media stems from misunderstanding.

Perhaps your confusion arises from misunderstanding Franklin Roosevelt, who spoke of the four freedoms, not the floor freedoms.

And the laughs coming from misunderstandings, differences (generational, as well as cultural), luggage.

Leftwing criticism of evolutionary psychology emerges from misunderstandings based on fear, he insists.

Mr. Emil says he is unnerved by the attacks and insists that the anger stems from misunderstandings and unrealistic expectations.

She added that the lawsuit and the settlement arose from misunderstandings about the way the Realtors' association works.

She told Ms. Linares of these slights and was persuaded that some might have resulted from misunderstandings, not malice.