Sentence examples for profoundly misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
It might well be that lawmakers, social scientists and others are profoundly misunderstanding and misusing crime statistics, he said.
If producers were smart, they would re-edit tonight's opening episode to include several clips of Ja Rule profoundly misunderstanding the concept of fraud.
Gillian Triggs has hit back at critics in the government and the media, accusing Coalition politicians of "profoundly" misunderstanding the role of the Human Rights Commission, and the Australian newspaper of running a concerted campaign to achieve the commission's abolition.
Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin, meanwhile, told the weekly newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche that he "profoundly regrets" the misunderstanding that he created by pushing the law through Parliament without first explaining it to the public.
"I am profoundly sorry for any pain or misunderstanding I caused by not choosing my words more carefully about Michael Jackson and his victims," she said in the second statement.
In turn, water-cooler and bar-room conversations, vox pops and surveys demonstrate the depth of misunderstanding generally held on the issues that profoundly affect us all.
There's something authentically Greek, something primordially visionary and speculative, in Lee's imaginative, profoundly sympathetic approach and that, too, risks becoming a source of misunderstanding.
There's something authentically Greek, something primordially visionary and speculative, in Lee's imaginative, profoundly sympathetic approach — and that, too, risks becoming a source of misunderstanding.
Yet the movies in which he did so most overtly (like "Day for Night") weren't necessarily the ones in which he did so most profoundly — the tension between Truffaut's public and private cinema was greater (and led to greater misunderstanding) than it was for other French filmmakers of his generation.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
