Sentence examples for little misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

It was a little misunderstanding.

"There's been some little misunderstanding I'd like to clear up," he said.

"There's a little misunderstanding about that photo," said Donald Davidson, the official Indianapolis Motor Speedway historian, in a telephone interview.

In hopes of taking one source of conflict off the table, I'd like to iron out one little misunderstanding.

Things go well between them until there's a little misunderstanding about a newspaper story and a baby.

DR.MERKEL: Mr. President, I should like to make one small correction-a little misunderstanding which I think I can clear up.

But as the number of human moments decreases, the number of little misunderstandings is likely to increase.

Toxic worry is among the most debilitating consequences of vanishing human moments, but much more common are the little misunderstandings.

Their paths cross as they drink, share spliffs, exchange painful confidences, have little misunderstandings and experience minor epiphanies.

His other books published in English include the novels "It's Getting Later All the Time," "The Missing Head of Damasceno Monteiro" and "Requiem: A Hallucination," and the short-story collections "Letter From Casablanca" and "Little Misunderstandings of No Importance".

She's still functionally fluent, and is happy to chat to fellow leader Vladimir Putin socially in Russian, though the pair use an interpreter once they move to formal diplomatic conversations to avoid little misunderstandings – that's how wars start, after all.