Sentence examples for misunderstanding of course from inspiring English sources

Clearly, this is a folly, a misunderstanding; of course, we don't want to conceal anything.

It was more than a misunderstanding, of course, and Rachel and Brett soon returned to Alaska, to face the investigation.

The most fundamental misunderstanding, of course, is that the FCC wants to take over the Internet.

Misunderstandings accumulate, of course, and soon Blaine is pining for Xander but can't bring himself to reveal his true identity.

Some employment lawyers say the ruling represents a new hidden tripwire for managers as they conduct the routine business of running offices and factories: disciplining employees, handing out performance evaluations, sorting out misunderstandings and, of course, firing people.

Misunderstandings abound of course.

She went on to say she was sorry for the misunderstanding and that, of course, I would receive same-day credit for my deposit.

He even agreed to appear on video, explaining how the anonymous nature of the web could make it easy to forget that it involved real people who were not all comfortable with the "rough and tumble" of acerbic comment threads: Of course, the misunderstanding wasn't all his.

Of course, no misunderstanding would arise in this case, as the claim that there are strategic reasons to desire the mud is unlikely to be confused with an evaluation of the mud itself.

Of course some misunderstandings will result, but accept it and move on.

There is, of course, not one large misunderstanding but a hive of smaller misunderstandings, and Carey briskly evokes them.