Sentence examples for misunderstanding of this from inspiring English sources

The derisive popular notion that psychoanalysts hypocritically claim that their high fee is "good for the patient" or "part of the treatment" may have arisen from a misunderstanding of this passage).

I suspect that McDonnell feels that, because there is such widespread misunderstanding of this, he has to pay heed to popular opinion and sound more "orthodox" than he really believes is necessary.

The pamphlet continued, "Misunderstanding of this phenomenon may lead the clinician to inappropriately stigmatize the patient with the label 'addict.' " Pseudo-addiction generally stopped once the pain was relieved — "often through an increase in opioid dose".

To protect ourselves from any negative effects that may result from a misunderstanding of this distinction, emphasis was placed on the development of a legal framework to support the development of data-driven software systems.

Misunderstanding of this term is not affected by one's acceptance or denial of the theory of evolution, but it does seem that agreeing with statement 5 makes one more decisive in response to statement 6.

Despite widespread misunderstanding of this point, the Wissenschaftslehre is not a theory of the absolute I. Instead, the conclusion of both the Foundation of the Entire Wissenschaftslehre and of the Wissenschaftslehre nova methodo is that the "absolute I" is a mere abstraction and that the only sort of I that can actually exist or act is a finite, empirical, embodied, individual self.

Another ethicist has provided compelling arguments in support of his contention that, " appealing to this right [to bodily integrity] in the context of circumcision entails a misunderstanding of the nature of this right" [ 41].

This practice reflects the misunderstanding of the water budget for this aquifer.

This misunderstanding of the synergy between pastures, livestock and crops is linked to overgrazing at the pasture rotation phase, which causes a decline in soil quality.

This misunderstanding of the process of science leads to the commonly heard refrain, "It's only a theory"—nothing more than an unproven idea.

Again, this misunderstanding of the regulatory impact assessment's central premise is an error of such a fundamental nature that it decimates the report's credibility.