Sentence examples for like a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Again, this seems like a misunderstanding — not a lie or an example of fake news.

But the idea that wealthy countries simply can't do anything about rising obesity rates seems like a misunderstanding of what this OECD report is saying.

The fact that a lot of English voters are asking Nicola Sturgeon if they can vote for her may look like a misunderstanding of the constitution, but it's actually the expression of a heartfelt frustration with the way politics is being played out nationally.

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"It was like a misunderstanding, they didn't want to believe that the unknown, the unknown, meaning someone who like deals with like magic or things like voodoo, that's what sort of like brought this all about".

I would like to correct a misunderstanding about C. A. Tripp, who died in 2003 and can't correct it himself.

But I would like to clear up a misunderstanding of the last two lines: "These purblind Doomsters had as readily strown / Blisses about my pilgrimage as pain".

I should like to clear up a misunderstanding on the part of those who see a problem in the relationship between data checking and privacy.

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I should firstly like to clear up a misunderstanding that may exist amongst certain Members, and especially the general public.

"No, more like it was all a misunderstanding.

Mr. Bush's fortunes in '92 were hurt, like his presidency, by a misunderstanding of what the voters did four years before.