Sentence examples for misunderstanding of a from inspiring English sources

Worse yet, those who misunderstand the group's name aren't just falling prey to a simple misunderstanding of a poorly worded slogan.

Still, misunderstanding of a foreign culture has caused problems, said Mukesh Malkan, Vedic Heritage's troubleshooter.

Clarkson told me: Moore's point represents a common misunderstanding of a very complex subject.

The view was perhaps rooted in a misunderstanding of a people who have historically vacillated between grand sophistication and banality.

"This whole idea of admiring Putin is the biggest misunderstanding of a relationship in a person since Munich," Graham said.

(She later realized that the name derived from her misunderstanding of a Farsi lullaby that her father would sing).

This kind of misunderstanding of an individual's experience of sexual assault is heartbreakingly common.

The U.S. expectations of how to succeed in Iraq may display a fundamental misunderstanding of an insurgency, he said.

Nor can this be patronizingly chalked up to a local culture's misunderstanding of an imported work of art.

But this is based on a misunderstanding of what a human clone would be.

This unprecedented tax reflects a misunderstanding of how a school such as Washington and Lee uses its endowment.