Sentence examples similar to selectively misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

This simple example was intended to clarify Hooper's obvious misunderstanding of how selection works, as manifest in part of her e-mail, where, in the two questions she asks, she couples and muddles percentage mortalities (10% selectively by birds, 90% randomly by bats), with the 2 1 and 3 1 selective advantages to one form or the other in Kettlewell's experiments.

"One of the great misunderstandings about the plan is the contention by the planners that it is voluntary, even as they selectively mandate adherence to it through various state agencies," Mr. O'Keefe said.

* Apply selectively.

A misunderstanding?

It's selectively proud.

Surely a misunderstanding.

The misunderstanding was fruitful.

"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.

So, the misunderstanding.

2. Publish more selectively.

Use alliances only selectively.