Sentence examples for inaccurate understanding from inspiring English sources

Actually the poster says more about Americans' inaccurate understanding and perception of socialism than it does about the president.

Notably, others attending the meeting also left it with an inaccurate understanding of the funding of the media campaign.

Additionally, we feel that the review had an inaccurate understanding of the law as it currently stands.

"The district court's jury instructions were based on an inaccurate understanding of the relevant English law," Judge Walker wrote.

People have a really inaccurate understanding of how much work they are, both from a content point and especially from a production standpoint.

I accuse them of an inaccurate understanding of the tribal principle". The present Dutch crisis looks very different if you believe a tribal principle is at work.

This separation of the homeless from the core of city life fostered simplistic and often inaccurate understandings of their plight.

But refraining from telling these stories on the grounds of that difficulty makes for inaccurate understandings of reality.

After all, if false statements of fact have no constitutional value in their own right, and they are misleading, distracting, and difficult to correct, then they can cause citizens to have inaccurate understandings of the world around them.

This case is an excellent example of how inaccurate understandings and muddled thinking can lead to unnecessary confusion.

(2011) characterized misconceptions as "scientifically inaccurate understandings that students have developed about natural phenomena," while simultaneously suggesting there could be additional and possibly "more appropriate" ways to represent students' erroneous ideas (pp. 418 419).