Sentence examples for with a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

It started with a misunderstanding.

It started, as these things can do, with a misunderstanding.

But some have replaced their alarm with a misunderstanding: they romanticize her commitment.

But it all began, really, with a misunderstanding that happened like this.

The problem, the study said, is that moviegoers may come away with a misunderstanding of coma, and that it could influence their decision-making if a loved one fell into one.

The modern history of American ghettos, then, begins with a misunderstanding: the term acquired its awful resonance because of the Nazi ghettos, even though the conditions in American cities more closely resembled those of the older European ghettos, which were places capable of inspiring mixed feelings, among both inhabitants and scholars.

The spat with GE was "a misunderstanding" he explains.

Kidd said the incident with Williams was a misunderstanding.

He arrives late and angry with Bøe after a misunderstanding relating to the interview location ("I wanted us to be professional, you know").

He'd reached out to her through several friends (not Callie, though, who'd broken with Tovah over a misunderstanding about the location of a brunch spot).

However, Kai's responses in line 11 explained that his misconception was not a result of difficulties with phrases, but a misunderstanding of the rhetorical structure of the zhuan feature.