Sentence examples for have any misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"I don't think any of us have any misunderstanding about who the boss is".

Guam's governor, Eddie Calvo, told Reuters he doesn't see the announcement as a heightened threat: "They're now telegraphing their punch, which means they don't want to have any misunderstandings.

Ridiculing these voters because they have the temerity to support an anti-immigration party, yet don't have any immigration, is a wilful misunderstanding of what that support is really about.

Both British and American officials in Washington denied there had been any misunderstanding.

HSBC yesterday said it "regrets if there has been any misunderstanding" caused by its long-term incentive schemes.

Perhaps he wondered if his opponents might have a misunderstanding.

"I usually find they have a misunderstanding of what the ZIP codes imply".

If we have a misunderstanding, it's not heavy, not intense, not dark.

Once in a blue moon, Chris and I will have a misunderstanding that causes conflict.

Graham Thompson, project director for the Giant's Causeway, said the change would clear up "any misunderstanding there may have been".

Importantly, the reliability of the observations seems high, and we are not aware of having had any significant cultural misunderstandings.