Sentence examples for wrong understanding from inspiring English sources

"But much of that was based on a wrong understanding of how the Freeport works.

"Xenophobia is seen as a minority issue and something that pertains to few people in the country, but I think that is a very wrong understanding.

They met in September to discuss the problem, with one Vietnamese participant solemnly telling the press, "We need to get rid of the wrong understanding that rhino horn can cure cancer".

This near miss was caused by wrong understanding of the calibration protocol, found, and corrected in physics review.

Moreover, information of other members of the family may be impaired by insufficient knowledge of transmitters and/or a wrong understanding of the hereditary cancer risk.

The authorities can spread the knowledge about blood donation through different channels, such as Microblog and WeChat, to help the public to dispel wrong understanding and to foster a right attitude toward blood donation.

"And in my faith, fighting for right and wrong, and understanding good and evil, is pretty apparent and pretty straightforward".

The lawyers say workers are often coerced into confessing, sometimes when they have done nothing wrong, without understanding that they will be branded as thieves.

While not denying or downplaying the significance of the concept of wrong to understanding tort law, other theorists are inclined to express the centrality of it in torts in terms of a more generic formulation: namely, the duty each us has in undertaking various activities not to injure those our undertakings put at risk.

And while they're not wrong, that understanding is stunted.

The friend you wronged without understanding how.