Sentence examples for general misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

One challenge we've experienced is a general misunderstanding about rice plants.

"I think there's a general misunderstanding that Olympic athletes are doing fine," Walker said in an interview.

Rather, they reflect both Santorum's own retrograde sexism and a general misunderstanding of the military and US workforce.

The psychologists attributed the effect to a general misunderstanding of random sequences: long sequences of successful (and unsuccessful) shots naturally occur at random.

Phillips lamented that his philosophy of religion had been misunderstood by many of his mainstream colleagues because of a general misunderstanding of Wittgenstein's later work.

In "A General Misunderstanding" (Op-Ed, April 16), Michael DeLong, a retired Marine lieutenant general, writes, "The outcome and ramifications of a war, however, are impossible to predict".

(Palliative Medicine Physician 2, Germany) Many participants spoke of the misperception that palliative care is only for people with cancer and how this coincides with general misunderstandings about dementia.

This could be described as a statistical approach but we suggest that this is only rarely applicable due to lack of knowledge of baseline risk and also to general misunderstandings of this type of statistical analysis.

He does worry, however, about members of the general public misunderstanding Islam and seeing it as a violent and dangerous religion.

The other major obstacles to enterprise blockchain adoption are the very real legal concerns voiced by legal teams about the perils of smart contracts, public data storage, notwithstanding encryption and a general managerial misunderstanding of how and where blockchain is best deployed.

The net result is a general public misunderstanding of the man, borne from the disconnect between his public image and his very private life.