Sentence examples for misunderstanding has produced from inspiring English sources
"I cannot help thinking that some misunderstanding has produced this deadlock," wrote King George V of Britain in a telegraph to his cousin Czar Nicholas II of Russia (who, killed with his family, would pay the highest price of any head of state in this conflict).
Years of talks have produced a great deal of bickering, delays, misunderstandings and finger-pointing, but no agreement.
I don't know how that misunderstanding has surfaced.
All my career, this misunderstanding has stalked me.
The misunderstanding has made people to lose interest" (Policy Maker, Ebonyi).
Perhaps a misunderstanding had occurred.
(Mr. Cecchi Gori said that those "misunderstandings" had been resolved).
"We've left things well with City and the misunderstandings have been overcome," he said.
That's where the misunderstandings have occurred.
Dacre accused Grant of bad faith, asserting he had subsequently produced evidence "out of a hat" suggesting the story must have been based on a misunderstanding of "flirtatious" late-night phone messages left by a film industry contact.
