Sentence examples for misunderstanding gained from inspiring English sources

So the Red Team survived its misunderstanding, gained 14 imps and won the match going away.

A few years later, a new contender waltzed into the ring: Cory Arcangel's "What a misunderstanding!," which gained universal acclaim as the best universal caption.

The purpose is not to clear up past misunderstandings but to move directly into a positive--supported by the credibility you have gained by stating the obvious in a bold fashion.

Misunderstandings benefit no one.

This gap in children's learning around human rights is leaving them to gain an understanding – or rather a misunderstanding – from highly politicised and often wholly inaccurate messages from ministers and some quarters of the media.

Software Sustainability is gaining importance and, as occurs with any other new discipline, there are still many misconceptions and misunderstandings surrounding it.

Let me clear one misunderstanding.

"This is an election year and in the Republican primaries and elsewhere, generally we have seen more discrimination, hate and misunderstanding about Muslims," said Sabeel Ahmed, director of Gain Peace.

Mr Walsh added: "The continued perpetuation of misleading information - whether for political gain or as a result of genuine misunderstanding of the facts - helps no one.

The single biggest misunderstanding built into the mentality of the popular culture is that one person's gain is another person's loss.

Surely a misunderstanding.