Sentence examples for her misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

But I don't write in Chinese, I explained, and the organizer apologized for her misunderstanding.

More than 40 complaints objected to what they regarded as the "bullying" of Pollard after her misunderstanding.

(She later realized that the name derived from her misunderstanding of a Farsi lullaby that her father would sing).

Acocella shoehorns her misunderstanding into the hoary narrative in which usage debates are a kind of class warfare, and excoriated the Dictionary for hypocrisy in publishing my supposedly anti-prescriptivist essay.

Yet the moment of their parting ("a very young girl, almost a mere child — the lovable tears of her misunderstanding") haunted his journals, and at his death he left the remnants of his drastically depleted fortune to her.

He is still plagued by performance anxiety and his father's knack for showing up at exactly the wrong time, and once again he is torn between his lust for Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth), the Czech exchange student who has returned to the United States after her misunderstanding with the authorities, and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan), the flute-playing "band geek" who was his date at the senior prom.

Despite her father misunderstanding her and telling her otherwise, she believes in fairy tales and believes that magic exists.

I expected her to address her fears as an opportunity to bridge the gap between her own misunderstanding of dwarfism and the reality of what life is like for people with dwarfism.

(She thought the show would revolve around her, a misunderstanding that prompted one producer to ask her, "Didn't you get a hint when you heard the show's title?") This E! special, itself two hours, seemed at times even longer than the castaways' three-hour tour, yet I happily watched it twice.

First, Crowley had to clarify her decision the next morning, after conservatives criticized her for misunderstanding that Romney accused Obama of not characterizing the attack as pre-medicated terrorist act, even if Obama did technically use the word "terror" in describing the event.

These are compelling characteristics in a heroine, even if they make her repeated misunderstanding of certain plot machinations a little hard to accept.