Sentence examples for same misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
The quote from Anita Bellows that remains in the article is based on, and refers to, the same misunderstanding of the DWP figures.
The same misunderstanding of the (e)(2)(C) hearing also underlies the contention that the income-first method renders meaningless §1396r5(b)(1)s key prohibition against deeming income of the community spouse available to the institutionalized spouse.
Mr Lee can sometimes be regarded as simplistic by critics who believe that the characters in his films speak for him the same misunderstanding that plagues Mr Ford to this day.
If lots of students have the same misunderstanding, the faculty can halt the discussion and give a mini-lecture on that subject.
We're all guilty of the same misunderstanding.
This arises from the same misunderstanding.
There weren't the same misunderstandings as with a woman whose head was uncovered.
Today, those same Montreal-designed public bikes are rolling around London and with them come the same misunderstandings.
Moreover, acceptance rates are declining, and studies suggest that even students who have taken courses in evolution have the same misunderstandings as the general public.
No-one knows this better than Torisugari, who still has to contend now with both his illness and with some of the same misunderstandings he faced in those early, surreal weeks.
Although these data are distressing, what should be an even larger cause of alarm are data suggesting that students majoring in biology and/or who have taken courses in evolution fare no better than the general public, graduating with the same misunderstandings of evolution as when they began university (Alters and Nelson 2002; Sundberg and Dini 1993).
