Sentence examples for terrible misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

There was a terrible misunderstanding.

Morgan State has called the matter a "terrible misunderstanding".

"It seems there's been some kind of terrible misunderstanding about Birmingham.

But his health is fragile, and Annie's concern about him creates a terrible misunderstanding.

That is a terrible misunderstanding, and this museum's closure a great shame.

But an aide to Mr. Summers characterized the meeting as a "terrible misunderstanding".

That sense of craft, of a virtuosic artistry that increased the gap between the onscreen world and the inner world that gave rise to it, produced terrible misunderstandings (including my own) regarding the merits of Truffaut's later films.

This week's headlines about Osama bin Laden reminds us all of the terrible cost of misunderstanding, prejudice and hatred.

Through three years they fought through frustrations, waiting games, anxieties, medical procedures, terrible side effects, misunderstanding from loved ones and the public and their fears; all to find you.

12.42am GMT Dear England Selectors, "Due to a terrible mix up and misunderstanding, I have just remembered I am in fact Zimbabwean.

So we're much less likely to have the kind of terrible misunderstandings that led to World War I, for example.