Sentence examples for misunderstandings in language from inspiring English sources

A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers, a glossary of misunderstandings in language and love written in the artfully improving English of a newcomer, was Guo's first book in her second language.

Such misunderstandings are certainly based on subtle differences in language, but the term CM is ambiguous, as Seshia et al. [9] and Olesen [10] himself recognized, and surely does not help in overcoming them.

To an extent, the view that Góngora was especially interested in "language itself" reflects the misunderstanding discussed above, which we might call the pure poetry fallacy.

We had a further discussion regarding some wordings and especially on some items that would cause a misunderstanding in the Chinese language (eg, the items of "We feel rushed when processing prescriptions"," Staff feel like their mistakes are held against them", "Staff feel comfortable asking questions when they are unsure about something" and the last section of 'Documenting Mistakes').

It is a relationship in which we have to fight against misunderstanding and dissemination, one in which the focus on communality in language provides but a harmful illusion.

After some stops and starts and wacky misunderstandings involving language, food and culture, we were in something like love and living together in a loft in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

Subtleties in language mean that an interpreter is needed to limit misunderstandings and are thus crucial to maintain a high standard of health care [ 59, 60].

Discussion followed the post testing to further clarify any misunderstanding of language strategies in the treatment group.

We clarify some common misunderstandings in the DDSM literature.

There are some crucial misunderstandings in your comment.

Such deviations might cause misunderstandings in certain cases, but do not necessarily hamper communication because the distinction between separate phonemes, that is, /p/ versus /b/ in the target language is preserved, albeit differently realized.