Sentence examples for recurrent misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
This is a recurrent misunderstanding that springs in part from its association with movements where renunciation of one sort or another is a central theme - it is unusual for a discussion of architectural simplicity not to include some reference to Zen Buddhism, the Cistercian monks or the Shakers.
He lays out the history in a convincing and non-partisan fashion, shows the recurrent themes and the equally recurrent misunderstandings, and provides a convincing path to making actual progress on some of the world's most intractable problems.
One recurrent theme was the opportunity for misunderstanding because of the differences in meaning and perspectives among the various disciplines engaged in the workshop.
However, cultural differences in construals of face, and in the norms linked to kinds of social relationship typical in a particular society ensure, that exactly what it is polite to say in a particular context may vary across cultures, providing a recurrent potential source of cross-cultural misunderstandings.
Surely a misunderstanding.
The misunderstanding was fruitful.
Mutual misunderstanding followed.
So, the misunderstanding.
"This is all a misunderstanding.
