Sentence examples for misunderstanding established from inspiring English sources

French-born British musician whose lifework, pursued in the face of prolonged indifference and misunderstanding, established the modern search for authenticity in the performance and instrumentation of early music.

However, such an omission perpetuates the portrayal of a narrow, and potentially misleading, view of dementia, potentially compounding misunderstandings established through the lack of focus on behaviours and attitudes.

I often build an entire plot around a misunderstanding I establish in the first few pages of a novel.

The tradition of deliberate partisan misunderstanding is now so well established that, partly as a consequence, the really difficult decisions end up in the courts, partly because these are one of the last places, along with the universities, where careful public thought can be applied to public policy.

In addition, in the judgment of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales in Tameside, Lord Justice Leslie Scarman said that judicial review can be exercised when there has been a "misunderstanding or ignorance of an established and relevant fact" by an authority.

Because of misunderstandings, the calendar was not established in smooth operation until ad 8. Sosigenes had overestimated the length of the year by 11 minutes 14 seconds, and by the mid-1500s the cumulative effect of this error had shifted the dates of the seasons by about 10 days from Caesar's time.

If it was a misunderstanding, you need to establish ways to prevent a misunderstanding in the future.

However, a valid protocol for describing the segmental anatomy of livers with RSLT has not been established, and confusions or anatomic misunderstandings have been a major problem.

It has not been established whether what followed was a misunderstanding aboard Hannibal or a deliberate ploy by the French, but Hannibal's ensign was then rehoisted upside down, a recognised international signal of distress.

The episode's dialogue becomes disorienting, almost Beckettian in its absurdity, but after much wrangling and misunderstanding Picard succeeds in establishing a fleeting bond.

Besides, to think that deeper-pocketed, more established companies would not leap in to grab the prize from her betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of how the market works, they say.