Sentence examples similar to provoked misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
The tome in question is Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species - a publishing phenomenon that not only continues to evoke the awe of scientists but also to provoke public misunderstanding and mistrust 140 years after its first appearance.
Although Curiosity did find organic matter, the media's frenzied anticipation that preceded the press conference and drove it into a ballroom to accommodate all the TV cameras turned out to have been provoked by a misunderstanding.
This not only provokes escalating misunderstandings but gives the lead actor a chance to play dual roles, one that Tom Hollander seizes with inventive avidity.
But when it comes to the words we use to describe our work to others, we are often inconsistent and provoke miscommunication and misunderstanding.
In 1781, a minor misunderstanding about etiquette provoked a major tantrum from Hamilton, who resigned his position in Washington's staff, declaring that "for three years past I have felt no friendship for him and have professed none".
One-way thinking is not only narrow and limited but can provoke fights and misunderstandings among the people from different cultural backgrounds.
You can understand the sort of fears that provoked here and so there were misunderstandings, they have been arrested.
The result is that French and English have a greater overlap of shared vocabulary than French and Italian (or, for that matter, English and Italian).But the two languages also have a number of faux amis, friends so false that they will provoke many an embarrassing misunderstanding.
