Sentence examples for misunderstanding what from inspiring English sources

The people planning competitions are "completely misunderstanding what happened 100 years ago," Dr. Wilson said.

Men are pathetic, unwanted voyeurs; misusing, abusing and misunderstanding what women really want.

Nor does the play, whose many characters manage to sound alike: somewhat reasonable, somewhat distanced, and all misunderstanding what they're trying to say even as they say it.

One, perhaps told with more glee by Icelanders than by mainland Europeans, has Iceland misunderstanding what Europe was requesting: "We wanted cash," Europe says, "not ash".

I did a test and I was like, 'Oh, there's been a misunderstanding, what I have I done my whole life?

At 3.42pm, a smiling prime minister emerged to say he had offered his "sincere apologies" after misunderstanding what she had said.

There are misunderstandings: "What's the big deal?" "-" "You get so emotional when we play".

"No, my testimony wasn't a mistake; it was a misunderstanding of what [the medical examiner] said," Flores replied.

That represents a misunderstanding of what I do.

"There's been some misunderstanding of what's going on.

This is the misunderstanding of what my movies are.