Sentence examples for misunderstanding of our from inspiring English sources

· The speech reflects a profound misunderstanding of our era.

To the Editor: Branding lawyers as the "Gitmo 9" demonstrates a misunderstanding of our justice system.

Branding lawyers as the "Gitmo 9" demonstrates a misunderstanding of our justice system.

"Academic boycotts for political ends are in direct conflict with that mission, and betray a misunderstanding of our function.

This perspective reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of our role and belies a lack of confidence in the power of U.S. leadership.

We're getting better at narrow cast ads based on a misunderstanding of our own proficiency and a total lack of empathy about consumer behaviour.

There is obviously a reason and many times, it is simply a misunderstanding or misinterpretation of our words and actions.

In fact, however, the difference between their interpretation of the evidence and ours is mostly due to misunderstandings of our analysis and to a slip in their re-analysis of the same data, which resulted in their double-counting "very liberal" Sanders supporters.

In any case, if the patterns are caused by misunderstandings of our grad program, I hope to clarify some of these in this post.

"As I see it, one of the most unfortunate misunderstandings of our time has been to think of small intentional communities as groups 'within' the church," the philosopher Dick Westley writes in one of the many books celebrating the rise of small-group power.

We also need to take a close look at our own coverage and determine whether we have a fundamental misunderstanding of how our various auto insurance policies actually work.