Sentence examples for has misunderstood one from inspiring English sources

"If this is the case, the secretary of state has misunderstood one or more of the principles of international law governing immunity for those involved in armed attacks on behalf of a state and/or the lawfulness of such attacks; and his policy, if implemented, involves the commission of serious criminal offences by employees of GCHQ or by other officials or agents of the UK government in the UK".

Professor: Whoever has tried to get in line Epicurus and Buddha has misunderstood one of these theories.

Dr. Watson had misunderstood one of Dr. Franklin's measurements.

Or perhaps we will each realize that we've misunderstood one another in some ways.

With all due respect to Mr. Yancey and the challenges he's faced during his life's journey, the provocative title of his book implies that he may have misunderstood one of the fine points of spirituality.

It means he has misunderstood the sector.

Furthermore, Yan (2011) argued that the West has misunderstood China.

I think Mr. Carden may have misunderstood me on one issue: my focus was not on directors beginning their careers, but rather on those somewhat older and now beginning to be established, the generation between Mr. Carden's and mine, perhaps.

The increase in episodes of racism since the referendum had caused many of them to think they had misunderstood their adopted country, one their children – supporters of Spurs, Liverpool, Crystal Palace and Manchester City – called home.

Two patients had misunderstood what at least one of their medications was for (for example, the cholesterol-lowering medicine atorvastatin described as a "blood thinner" P4).

Additionally, one father had misunderstood random allocation as random treatment.