Sentence examples for making misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"Communications can get a little rusty, and that contributes to making misunderstanding more possible, and that is what happened," she said yesterday.

The fact that the risk factors were self reported makes misunderstandings possible.

The much bigger mistake Wishnofsky made was misunderstanding how our bodies react to weight loss.

That Neeleman attributes his business success to values he learned from his Mormon faith makes such misunderstanding especially frustrating.

Clocking the CCTV, I ask whether I can take a photo of "the portraits", to which the border policeman – misunderstanding, while making sure I'm not misunderstanding – replies: "They're not portraits, they're real".

"They score the first time they have a chance and they are 1-0 up and then we have to score an equaliser and going forward like that saw us make mistakes and have misunderstandings at the back.

We all make mistakes and have misunderstandings.

Being overly outgoing or energetic can intimidate them which can cause misunderstandings and make them want more distance from you.

If modern Germany is more at ease abjuring the power and responsibilities of leadership in favour of a quiet, comfortable life, the frictions and misunderstandings making the European crisis worse are rooted in other psychological and cultural factors.

But some bankers say their regulators are making matters worse by misunderstanding the cause of the industry's woes.

The temptation is a grave one for fragile youth, and the only problem posed by the fact of hardened and tested artists such as Godard and Anderson making commercials is the misunderstanding of their example by young and aspiring fimmakers.