Sentence examples for own miscommunication from inspiring English sources
Further, I conceded that I needed to train my brain to consider that there were times I needed to listen to family, who I, too may have hurt through my own miscommunication.
Unless your audience has lived narcissistic abuse, they simply won't "get it". They'll rationalize each separate incident as "for your own good," a miscommunication or an idiosyncrasy on the part of the narcissist.
Walker, in a statement (which you can read below), said the whole thing was a result of miscommunication between his own staff and that of the university system.
Ms. Constable said she wasn't aware of the contractor the mayor said filed false reports, but she acknowledged that there may have been "miscommunication" between the district and its own maintenance department about which repairs had been done.
And remember, every country has its own sayings and slang -- there's bound to be some miscommunication, even if you've spoken the language for a long time.
Furthermore, interviewers could explain the purpose of the study in the respondent's own language and (cultural and refugee) context, thus minimising the risk of misunderstanding or miscommunication.
Never a miscommunication.
It might be miscommunication.
"A miscommunication," Manningham said.
Why does miscommunication happen?
