Sentence examples for seems to be a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Under the glare of camera lights, Ms. Busse told Czech Television: "There seems to be a misunderstanding of the topic.

"One of the claims made about the [plan] is that it will 'democratise' the NYPL, but that seems to be a misunderstanding of what that word means.

2. Under specification 5d, all of the affidavits except one fails to place the time of the offenses "as during the period accused was in command". There seems to be a misunderstanding about the role of the accused in the camp.

It seems to be a misunderstanding to speak about "unique" criteria.

That these signs are included in the new criteria (ICHD 3rd edition beta version) [2] seems to be a misunderstanding.

"There seems to be a misunderstanding of the nature of the insurance companies.

Interviews with key informants made it clear that from the very beginning there seemed to be a misunderstanding between women's organisations and the medical sector on the role to be played by NGOs We [NGOs] thought that we should slowly back up and it should be now the State player that should be running it effectively without us in there.

This seems to be a massive misunderstanding of how science works to me, but no matter.

There seems to be a current misunderstanding that the increased popularity of girls' schools is synonymous with a retro interest in proper manners and extensive knowledge of wool suits and accessories.

There seems to be a big misunderstanding in the theater community in the United States about the fact that at Pontedera the work is not performed for a public audience.

Update: Since there seems to be a widespread misunderstanding about this among less-sophisticated members of the Bitcoin fan club (who keep posting about it in the comments), the fact that bitcoins are divisible into itty-bitty bits of bitcoins is in no way relevant to the concerns I raise about the 21-million-bitcoin limit.