Sentence examples for to be misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

Intentionally or not, Breitbart seems to be misunderstanding the nature of mainstream brands — and, more to the point, misunderstanding the Internet-era advertising technology that's causing some brands the sort of headache Kellogg is feeling today.

Over a year after the announcement Of Google Glass, many folks I talk to still seem to be misunderstanding what Glass can actually do.

Participants were considered to be misunderstanding the package leaflet when reported values were equal to the frequency in the package leaflet or higher.

"Right from the get-go I said there's going to be misunderstandings because we at the NIH don't procure," says Fauci.

Oh... Anyway, the entire episode appears to be a misunderstanding.

"I don't want there to be a misunderstanding.

"I just didn't want there to be a misunderstanding".

It was to be a misunderstanding that Rogers believes Charles exploited.

"It's always going to be a misunderstanding at first, good or bad.

But letting a teenager run a bar is – Er, there seems to be some misunderstanding.

There appears to be a misunderstanding as to whether Mr. Knox's trip will include Colombia or not.