Sentence examples for haven't misunderstood from inspiring English sources

True enough, but Laurent, if I haven't misunderstood you, you are not so much asking about revolution — dramatic, wide-reaching change — as you are reaching back to Revolution — political revolt that ushers in a new social order).

For example, say "I'd like to make sure that I've gotten my point across" rather than "I'd like to make sure you haven't misunderstood".

Haney has been on the publicity circuit in the States this week, where he has been anxious to make sure people have not misunderstood his intentions.

Then in an abrupt swerve out of control, with a bang she brings down the world she and Román inhabit (the collapse of Rocío Matosas's set is a fine spectacle), leaving you wondering whether you have not misunderstood the whole play up to that moment, and then, more subversively, whether you can ever know who is mad who is not.

If they are annual values, and if I have not misunderstood the study, the authors need to present them as year -1 values and justify why they did not consider a net present value over time.

Malcolm Sargent, without invitation, removes his trousers, and when told that anything like that is out of the question, unabashed, puts them on again: "He did hope I hadn't misunderstood him, he said, as he left.

As all three struggle to survive, the story leads to an almost unbearable denouement, described in a voice so gentle and drained of emotion that I had to go back and read it a second time to be sure I hadn't misunderstood.

My interlocutor said he had not misunderstood at all.

But I had not misunderstood.

So in the interest of fairness, let's have a look at an excerpt just to make sure his views haven't been misunderstood.

Need I answer that question?'" Lord Ridley went on to say that the repetition by "Bluecloud" showed he had not been "misunderstood in his death threat".