Sentence examples for invite misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Even if I accept their response (and I don't; I think it's a badly thought out post-justification) to even ask the question is, at the very least, to invite misunderstanding among those taking the poll.

To dismiss or overlook African American voter perspectives is to invite misunderstanding.

But this can invite misunderstandings.

But this very intuitiveness can also invite misunderstandings.

Evans invites misunderstanding by writing in a way that suggests that Slavs, Austrians and Hungarians actually are distinct races.

She added: "If this invited misunderstanding from other people, I regret it and think I should be careful".

Merkel's spokesman, Steffen Seibert, had said the stunt "threw up questions and invited misunderstandings" and those questions once again hit the nerve that is the debate over dual citizenship and national identity in Germany.

After Sunday's incident, the chancellor's spokesperson Steffen Seibert said the situation had "thrown up questions and invited misunderstandings", while DFB chief Reinhard Grindel said in a statement that it was "not a good thing" for the players to pose with Erdoğan.

But over time people get accustomed to the view from their window and believe it to be 'the truth.' The difference between the leader's window and the employees' window invites continual misunderstanding.

Originality and independence were one side of Moynihan's doubleness; the other was the way it invited mistrust and misunderstanding, the consequences of which, to judge from the letters, preoccupied him increasingly over time.

Subjects were invited to express their misunderstanding and to formulate recommendations over the questions.