Sentence examples for larger misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

My opponent's endless back-and-forth on Iraq is part of a larger misunderstanding.

But the larger misunderstanding about the role of foreign students may persist after technical glitches are solved.

But, to simply rail against the private sector, instead of working with them to solve the problem, points to our larger misunderstanding of the dynamic between the private and public realms when it comes to public health problems.

There is, of course, not one large misunderstanding but a hive of smaller misunderstandings, and Carey briskly evokes them.

Common Cents and the city's Education Department have been locked in a long battle that centers on a large misunderstanding.

It is a big misunderstanding.

But an even larger source of misunderstanding has come from the difficulty of ascertaining the amount of all United States stocks held by people who will have to pay the new, higher tax rates.

"There is a large degree of misunderstanding of Hugo Chavez," insists Bruce.

More recently, some philosophers have suggested that contemporary cognitive science and in particular the field of artificial intelligence, which views the human mind as a kind of computer also is based on conceptual confusions created in large part by misunderstandings of the complexities of psychological speech.

This makes your experiences easier to examine, so you can figure out whether the incident is part of a larger pattern or just a misunderstanding.

It would be extremely difficult to assess how large is the role of misunderstanding in the reasons for action in general because those who do not understand the issues cannot usefully be asked whether they do understand.