Sentence examples for the misunderstanding in from inspiring English sources

It seems as if Orwell took the misunderstanding in his stride.

The 27-year-old blamed "confusion on the bench" for the "misunderstanding" in Germany and felt there was no reason why he should apologise to City manager Roberto Mancini.

But better yet, the guests should have avoided the misunderstanding in the first place by investigating their accommodations before they booked the room.

The Saudi spokesman urged everyone involved to come together to put a line underneath this chapter, citing his government's effort to end the misunderstanding in Egypt and repair the damage done by misguided Western reporting.

The Beatles and their entourage were ejected from their hotel on the same day and given a police escort to the airport, even though Epstein had publicly apologised for the misunderstanding in a televised statement, which was not seen or heard because of static.

However, the misunderstanding in the above quote permeates his commentary.

In the past, I might have supported them with identifying the misunderstandings in their consciousness responsible for their painful feelings of not being good enough.

At its core is the common misunderstanding in the west – that because all Muslim extremists hate depictions of the prophet, therefore all people who hate such depictions are Muslim extremists.

There are also touches of comedy: Ian and Louise decide, for convenience's sake, to nickname two aliens Abbott and Costello – maybe in homage to the linguistic misunderstanding in the duo's famous routine about a baseball team's positions.

The creationist misunderstanding, in particular, stems from the notion that science is an authoritarian system of belief that tells us in absolutist terms how and what the universe is.

The idea that anyone who wants to could be thin, is "the biggest misunderstanding in medicine," said Dr. Jules Hirsch, an obesity researcher at Rockefeller University.