Sentence examples for persistent misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

While it would be impossible to address all the legends on the subject, it is worth dispelling some of the more persistent misunderstandings.

The result is "a painful account of this unlikely coupling, its persistent misunderstandings, its interaction with a world that increasingly pits wealthy, globally connected Westerners with the often stateless, roaming poor of the world," Andrew Sullivan wrote here in 2001.

Baucus told Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius that he's worried about the public's persistent misunderstandings about the law, and pressed her for details about how the administration will sell the public on new benefits". Sam Baker and Elise Viebeck in The Hill.

The persistent misunderstandings of Group 1 where over half of the group still gave the incorrect response postintervention were concerning genetic testing and screening.

This lack of access is also compounded by persistent, misunderstandings about the safety of dental treatment during pregnancy held by antenatal care providers, dentists and women [ 12].

Examination of the individual knowledge items revealed persistent misunderstandings in Group 1 where over half of the group postintervention still gave the incorrect response (e.g. 'The following are designed to reduce the risk of breast cancer developing: mammography?').

Maybe that's why a persistent misunderstanding surrounds Girard's reading of literature.

America suffers from a persistent misunderstanding of the role of character in public life.

Philip Fradkin, a writer whose 13 books often focused on the legacy of environmental destruction in the West and who took aim at what he and others viewed as the persistent misunderstanding and simplification of the region and its culture by many in the East, died last Sunday at his home in Point Reyes Station, Calif.

While Snapchat's core users understand the product, there is a persistent misunderstanding among people who have either not yet downloaded or downloaded and just haven't returned.

Yet, a persistent misunderstanding of this challenge is the notion that the poor are in this predicament because they cannot pay.