Sentence examples for wilful misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
Some are wilful misunderstanding.
But the narrative – part truth, part wilful misunderstanding – was deeply flawed.
"I think there has been some misinterpretation and wilful misunderstanding on behalf of the Victorian government," Morrison said.
Ridiculing these voters because they have the temerity to support an anti-immigration party, yet don't have any immigration, is a wilful misunderstanding of what that support is really about.
He was responding to criticism of his supposedly "boring" style of play and with a certain level of wilful misunderstanding dismissed those who supposedly rejected the counterattack as "stupid".
His YouTube page is filled to the brim with all the same awful opinions about feminism, Trump, politics, Islam and political correctness, delivered – as ever – through the scope of a teenage boy, with gay jokes, cancer jokes and a general wilful misunderstanding and simplification of pretty much everything.
With saintly patience, Mr Fukuyama put up with wilful misunderstandings of what he had meant, and soon turned to other large subjects.
The awful truth is that the response most great writing about wickedness provokes in us is neither "Yes please," nor "No thanks," but "You too?" The collapse of genre boundaries has laid different forms of expression open to attack, on the basis (partly) of often wilful misunderstandings of how they work and what they do.
Its misunderstanding seems almost wilful.
The wilful nastiness of many so-called religious people can be frustrating and sometimes appalling, but, if you read the Bible, God was always having a controversy with his people, who would keep misunderstanding him.
