Sentence examples for misunderstanding that the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feldmann said using crisp dollar bills could lead to the misunderstanding that the installation is about capitalism and power.

She called Stephanie Khan, the administrator, and was told that it was a misunderstanding, that the owners were refinancing.

The demonstrations, he said, were partly a result of populism and a widespread misunderstanding that the price increases were caused by raised taxes.

Under the regulations, gender reassignment is a separate issue and unrelated to sexual orientation despite a common misunderstanding that the two issues are part of the same picture.

"It is the perfect summary of the great misunderstanding that the Socialists are constructing with the French," Jean-François Copé, the U.M.P. party leader, was quoted as saying Monday in Libération.

Indeed, the Thai side considered this impoundment a grave error based upon a misunderstanding that the aircraft is an asset of the Thai government and not privately owned by the crown prince.

In its way, the photograph is a metaphor for all the misunderstanding that plagued the Vietnam war.

For instance, the misunderstanding that existed between the Village Councils and the COWSO can lead into different perceptions on the effectiveness of the governance structures.

In 18 months, moreover, I can't do anything that generates a misunderstanding, that puts the relationship at risk.

"This bipartisan restoration plan will undo years of neglect and misunderstanding that has brought the Everglades to the brink of disaster," said Representative Porter J. Goss, Republican of Florida.

This is the slippage, the confusion and the misunderstanding that must be avoided at all cost.