Sentence examples for show misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Reports rated as Not Confident, reports tend to show misunderstanding of the evaluation process, lack evidence, or present insufficient analysis.

As much as you can, share the factual information you have learned with people who show misunderstanding or ignorance of the condition.

"It shows misunderstanding, or a lack of tolerance".

Parallel to what we argue in this paper of labeling taxa as 'lower' or 'higher', "Considering clades or taxa as 'basal' is not only sloppy wording, but shows misunderstanding of the tree and may have severe semantic and argumentative implications" (Krell and Cranston 2004, p. 280).

However, students showed misunderstanding by giving doctors the responsibility of balancing the interests of the patient against the interests of the family, by stating doctors and surrogates should be guided primarily by a best-interest standard, and by suggesting that patient autonomy becomes the guiding principle only when patients can no longer express their wishes.

The arguments about whether he meets every point in some static fascism matrix show a misunderstanding of what that ideology involves.

In "Spitting into the Wind" Lee Gomes levels several criticisms against the Personal Genome Service offered by 23andMe, many of which we believe show a misunderstanding of the current state of genetic research.

Taken together, the claims in favor of alkaline diets show "a misunderstanding of physiology," Heber says.

But, again, this shows a misunderstanding of what is actually happening.

This shows the misunderstanding of autism in women, but of the condition in general too.

Banking executives as well as some Treasury officials say she has been overly broad in criticizing those practices, and showed some misunderstanding of financial markets.