Sentence examples for inherent misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

But that view is based on an inherent misunderstanding of the nature of politics in Iran and the thinking of Iranian politician – or at least the thinking of Khamenei.

Many studies have shown that there is an inherent misunderstanding of the term, which is often related to the learner adopting the common rather than biological usage of the term in the learner's language.

This responsible behavior, however, cannot be achieved when there are some inherent misunderstandings among nations, who each accuse each other of attempting to dominate a space while at the same time seeking closer cooperation in protecting it.

Indeed, the discrepancy between self-perception and appearance feels like just one of a series of misunderstandings inherent in this journey.

It is better used to highlight potential misunderstanding or errors inherent in the way features are implemented rather than to evaluate the entire user experience.

To effectively teach the subject, we need to initially address conceptual misunderstandings that are inherent in the learners and then design our teaching methods to promote conceptual change (Carey 2000; Demastes et al. 1995).

"Lies or misunderstandings or deceit were inherent in notions of reality, not in reality, which was inaccessible to language".

Errors detected in pretests, such as not knowing that a phylogeny shows relationships among taxa or that there is a time axis inherent in a phylogeny, indicate that some students have a fundamental misunderstanding of phylogenetic trees and the information they contain.

It is essential that non-Aboriginal providers understand that there are inherent differences in the way the English language is spoken and heard by many Aboriginal people that contributes to misunderstanding.

The misunderstanding was fruitful.

Surely a misunderstanding.