Sentence examples for historical misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

South Africa belongs to them and he is there on some shaky pretext, a historical misunderstanding.

The "Goldberg" project seems to have arisen from a historical misunderstanding.

But the effort, laudable though it is, obscures a not-so-insignificant historical misunderstanding: we are in fact claiming the waterfront, not reclaiming it.

Who better then to see clearly through the massive mists of historical misunderstanding and the thick fog of personal folly than our very own professor of perspective - Abahachi?

When we can begin to spot historical patterns of misunderstanding and oppression, we get more efficient at overcoming them as a society.

Although Mr. Brzezinski holds the current president, George W. Bush, most responsible for undermining the United States' "geopolitical position" and for misunderstanding "the historical moment," he also points to misjudgments and missed opportunities on the part of his two predecessors in office.

"My intentions were to celebrate these great historical figures while dispelling misunderstandings about Islam," she added.

But translating the format to convey the experience of Australia's imprisoned first peoples, with the historical crimes, continuing cultural misunderstandings, and racial tension those experiences evoke, is complicated a task for which Kelrick Martin is well suited.

It not only fails as art, it enlists as part of the cultural guerilla war on women and, seemingly so the general public's misunderstanding of the historical witch panics can grow, it suggests that the victims of Puritan persecution in Salem more or less got what they deserved.

Why continue to bother with the work of fusing and conjoining fields and conventions separated by historical, cultural, and institutional silos, misunderstandings and discords?

Choral music ranks as one of several musical genres subject to misunderstanding because of false historical perspectives or misinterpretation caused by the confusion engendered by unsolved semantic problems.