Sentence examples for misunderstand as from inspiring English sources

Some say this kind of identity-based thinking is at odds with the true purpose of education — something canon traditionalists can misunderstand as badly as their multiculturalist opponents.

If the teacher identifies a tendency of the class to misunderstand as a whole, they can provide the supplemental instruction in the form of classroom lectures.

It is easy to misunderstand, as I don't know any organization like it.

"Terminal sedation" was frequently equated with sedation until death (n = 30); some of the respondents regarded the term as unfortunate because it has a negative connotation and is easy to misunderstand as "terminating" (n = 23).

Benedict is a theologian after all, and regards philosophies, especially philosophies he misunderstands, as being totally his business.

It was at this point I started to weaken and feel absolutely no sympathy for Martin (or Mayor Martin the Misunderstood, as I imagine he refers to himself).

Misunderstood as self-enclosed when his work is centrifugal, as artificial when it's symbolic (in a register that I've likened to Hemingway and Hawks), as ironically remote when it's agonizingly (though subtly) emotional, Anderson is one of the few instantly adjectival directors in the history of film.

She spoke to Jo Coburn about the Clacton and Heywood and Middleton by-election campaigns, and how UKIP had dropped its flat tax rate, saying it had been "misunderstood", as the party had not got its message across.

I think this fundamentally misunderstands pay-as-you-go pension schemes; what you get out does not relate to what you put in.

But to think that those reforms were carried out for perception's sake is to misunderstand New Labour, as is the argument that the government lost its ideological direction after 2001.

Some misunderstand it as an approach that ignores cultural and spiritual values.