Sentence examples for perfect misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

The perfect misunderstanding is as heartbreaking as it is standard-issue in real-life romance.Most of Ms Boylan's protagonists fall somewhere between eccentric and batty.

This would be the core rationale for much of the opposition to the contraception rule, and shows a perfect misunderstanding of how our health insurance system works today and will work when extended under Obamacare.

Conditions were therefore perfect for a misunderstanding.

If anything less than perfect understanding counts as misunderstanding, then everything is misunderstood.

Unfortunately, the sustainability movement's politics, not to mention its marketing, have led to a popular misunderstanding: that a perfect, stasis-under-glass equilibrium is achievable.

"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.

Both cases are perfect examples of the justice system's misunderstanding of what a hacker actually is.

That said their perfect defensive record was put under threat when a misunderstanding offered Slovakia a chance on the break at the start of the second half.

But Measure K is a perfect example of fine print being obscurification by an overall misunderstanding of intent.

No method for resolving legal disputes is perfect, but the process of litigation fosters the most profound misunderstandings that destroy partnerships and alliances, which are critical to the success of the entertainment and sports industry.

"Not even the president is perfect," said Emil Boc, the prime minister, blaming the crisis on "misunderstandings".