Sentence examples for misunderstanding according to from inspiring English sources

That is a common misunderstanding, according to insurance experts.

As for Mr. Johnson, the whole fracas with Mr. Webster seemed a misunderstanding, according to Mr. Johnson's sister, Nicole Nicholson.

This view, however, rests on a misunderstanding, according to Bolzano, since for him "the moral goodness of an action (i.e., its claim to being rewardable) is always a matter of whether the action has been undertaken with a view to agreeing with the law" (RW I, 240).

They were fired from WWF two weeks later, for a bar incident (a misunderstanding, according to Michaels' autobiography).

The chaperone immediately confronted Livengood, who continued to misgender Michael and dismissed the incident as a simple "misunderstanding," according to Michael.

Bekir Alboga of the Turkish-Islamic Union Ditib told Deutsche Welle that the remarks promoted "fear and misunderstanding," according to Yahoo News.

A new boxed set of Rohmer's "Six Moral Tales" (Criterion), which includes these four features, a remarkable brace of short films, and fascinating printed extras, suggests that the misunderstanding has occurred strictly according to plan.

"In many instances throughout the report, (the audit) drew inferences or conclusions, or limited its findings to a subset of data, that led to a critical misunderstanding of the facts," according to a memo from Napolitano's office to the regents.

False responses on patient questionnaires can be caused by aberrant answers, guessing, inattentiveness (which may result from fatigue), misunderstanding or response misfit, according to item response theory [ 9, 10].

Hoodfar's family had chosen not to go public until now because they believed the interrogations were the result of a misunderstanding and would soon end, according to her sister, Katayoon Hoodfar.

That is, until I heard about Erin's robots, which seem decidedly less robotic according to my misunderstanding of the word.