Sentence examples for in deep misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

While there should always be room for theological disagreements, this debate is too often grounded in deep misunderstanding, only perpetuated by a culture of shame and silence.

Still, interviews with people living in the town suggest that black and Jewish relations are, for the most part, locked in a deep misunderstanding because of cultural differences, economic disparities, or complaints by some members of each group about unequal treatment by the town's authorities.

To the Editor: Adam Kirsch shows a deep misunderstanding of capitalism in his analysis of the deal between Ayn Rand and Bennett Cerf, in which he writes that she "gave up 7 cents per copy in royalties" to preserve Galt's oration.

This speaks to a deep misunderstanding of female power in our society, one that won't be cured even by the disgrace of one of the most influential producers in the country.

His memo shows a deep misunderstanding of what constitutes power in Silicon Valley, and where that power lies.

At worst, they argue, it is a perversion and deep misunderstanding of what mindfulness actually is and its role in the larger Buddhist framework.

But, Campbell writes, advocates against domestic violence "say these cases signal a deep misunderstanding of what it means for women to be trapped in abusive relationships".

This suggestion indicates a deep misunderstanding of the strategic importance of New Orleans.

"The press release issued by the attorney general about our settlement represents a deep misunderstanding of the facts of the case, the nature of our business, and the technology in question".

That was a deep misunderstanding of reality.

How does such a deep misunderstanding develop?