Sentence examples for misunderstanding for from inspiring English sources
And he is keen to avoid misunderstanding, for the House abounds with overcoats of lesser quality.
We didn't clear up that misunderstanding for a couple of years because it sort of created comfort.
It was unclear whether there had been some sort of misunderstanding for the disturbance, rare during such a high-level meeting, but American officials declined to comment on the matter.
American hyphenate Lake Bell (she wrote, directed and starred in In a World…) does a very creditable English accent as Nancy, a stay-at-home single woman who finds herself mistaken for a promising chap's blind date, and plays along with the misunderstanding for a night of gaffes, improbable coincidences and cheap-as-chips one-liners.
Series fatigue may have had something to do with Anne's waning character status, and may also help to explain why the Emily I adored in Emily of New Moon and Emily Climbs, a girl of tremendous imagination and curiosity, transformed into the annoying, indecisive shrew of Emily's Quest seemingly obsessed with perpetuating a misunderstanding for no good reason.
That's why any misuse of the terms may lead to misleading concepts and misunderstanding for the readers, and potential mistakes on the field for training prescription.
That creates all kinds of misunderstandings for him and Rosemary.
That camp's founder, billionaire venture capitalist Jim Tananbaum, posted an alternately humble and prickly apology, blaming logistical breakdowns and misunderstandings for the desert debacle.
Unfortunately, we educators may perpetuate such misunderstandings, for example, if we describe only instances of evolution and selection that are progressive.
Together with a reduced use of jargon, this 'forced' simplification resulted in fewer misunderstandings for everyone.
Moreover, uncertain ASA classification may have caused misunderstandings; for example, healthy patients who were diagnosed with an early stage of cancer needed a metastatic survey.
