Sentence examples for would misunderstand from inspiring English sources
But when those plans became public, Phillips canceled the meeting, fearing people would misunderstand its purpose.
The obvious reaction is to query whether he had a tongue but this would misunderstand the dynamic.
How ironic that a writer whose work earned him a death sentence from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini would misunderstand what constitutes courage in the face of power.
He had paid the price to be at liberty to say things that, if you didn't know he was black, you would misunderstand.
Onlookers would misunderstand the facts — shunning us as vulnerable foreigners, showering us with specious pity, or sensationalizing the crime in the manner of the media.
"I'm not one to shy away from healthy debate, but my parents completely refused to see things from any point of view but their own, and would deliberately misunderstand my view or rubbish it completely.
In one of his letters to her, he had said that when she joined him in Government House she would be his First Lady, and would be able to meet all kinds of people who might act in ways she found strange at first, and perhaps would even misunderstand.
But anyone who would regard, say, the Rokeby Venus by Velázquez (c. 1647 51) or The Naked Maja by Goya (c. 1797 1800) as a mere formal exercise would entirely misunderstand and fail to appreciate what these works are about.
The worst treatment an ideal world would give them would be to misunderstand them.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It is tempting to think that fewer films would mean fewer duds, but accepting this logic would be to misunderstand contemporary media markets and a film festival's role in them.
