Sentence examples for manifest misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

There had been so much chatter about the limitations of jazz, not to speak of the manifest misunderstandings of its function.

Gershwin himself later reflected on the work: There had been so much chatter about the limitations of jazz, not to speak of the manifest misunderstandings of its function.

They further argue that the ascription of rights to children manifests a misunderstanding of what children are like and of the nature of family relationships.

Bottom line, I hope Ms. Mosby did not base the false imprisonment charges on such a technical distinction and that it is clear that the reason that the officers gave for the arrest was a manifest pretext and not a common technical misunderstanding.

From a community engagement perspective, if experience in working with a community is limited, then the potential for mistakes and misunderstandings is likely, including those manifested by unintentional social etiquette blunders and cultural errors [ 9].

This simple example was intended to clarify Hooper's obvious misunderstanding of how selection works, as manifest in part of her e-mail, where, in the two questions she asks, she couples and muddles percentage mortalities (10% selectively by birds, 90% randomly by bats), with the 2 1 and 3 1 selective advantages to one form or the other in Kettlewell's experiments.

Misunderstandings abound.

Understandably, perhaps, misunderstandings arise.

Misunderstandings arise...they quarrel.

"There are petty misunderstandings.

Misunderstandings still remain, however.