Sentence examples for prevalent misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

This myopia is often coupled with a prevalent misunderstanding of the political and cultural context of where they want to intervene.

What has contributed as much as anything to the prevalent misunderstanding of the nature of philosophical analysis is the fact that propositions and questions which are really linguistic are often expressed in such a way that they appear to be factual.

A bit of misunderstanding on his part that she could correct but still a clear example of still prevalent misunderstandings.

Trials were rife with misunderstandings.

The current study confirmed that misunderstanding of the NHSHC was prevalent among non-attendees.

I've found misunderstandings about Buddhism to be prevalent in a variety of topics, ranging from Buddhist ideas on life after death to how Buddhists practice in their daily lives.

This reaction stems from a misunderstanding of recent history that is sadly prevalent among the American public.

This viewpoint is, sadly, quite prevalent in much of mainstream media and highlights the common misunderstanding that intellectual property rights do not exist for work published online.

Surely a misunderstanding.

Mutual misunderstanding followed.

So, the misunderstanding.