Sentence examples for plenty of misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Despite the growing popularity of ramen and katsu, there is still plenty of misunderstanding about Japanese food.

At least in cases such as these, we retain Plato's skepticism about the notion of "aesthetic distance".[24] The Gorgias is one of Plato's most bitter dialogues in that the exchanges are at times full of anger, of uncompromising disagreement, plenty of misunderstanding, and cutting rhetoric.

"And that was because the pricing model was new, it was something the taxi industry hasn't experienced before, there were plenty of misunderstandings in the market because it was so new.

"But there was a lot of misunderstanding.

"There has been a lot of misunderstanding.

"There's a lot of misunderstanding".

There's clearly a lot of misunderstanding.

The script, written by Bob Nelson (the first of Mr Payne's films not written by him) has plenty of amusing misunderstandings and one-liners, but for most of the running time the mood is one of weary, wistful resignation.

"There were a lot of misunderstandings".

Yesterday's was still a high stakes meeting, with plenty of potential for misunderstanding.

But that simple formulation leaves plenty of room for misunderstanding (and entirely overlooks the role of the dramaturg).