It isn't mean-spirited, and it doesn't misunderstand or fail to care about the reasons people love space opera in the first place. |
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This has serious policy implications, because, if we misunderstand the causes of what concerns us, we misdirect our efforts to change it. |
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Or did so-called experts so completely misunderstand the aerodynamics of supersonic flight? |
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But I think some decent and sincere people on the Right misunderstand the jocularity around here for a lack of sincerity. |
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He tended to mishear or misunderstand things people said to him, and to jump off one emotional cliff or another several times a day. |
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It is not unusual for him to misunderstand a question and give an answer bearing no relation to it. |
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Non-Americans, however, misunderstand the true source of our ignorance about them, which only furthers our mutual estrangement. |
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Salgado considers himself part of the anti-globalisation protest movement and believes that people misunderstand migrants. |
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You need to be subtle and sensitive in family situations and personal relationships, as people tend to get hurt easily and misunderstand you. |
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I said, distinctly separating every word, so that she couldn't misunderstand me. |
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And I'm presumptuous enough to assume that people might actually take the time to misunderstand me. |
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Some farmers misunderstand what they are supposed to do such as, trimming a hedge when the plan said to coppice it. |
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Authorities despise him, people misunderstand him and villains continuously plot to get rid of him. |
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I'm trying to show how maybe I tend to misunderstand things or misconstrue things or tend to foreground certain things. |
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In both cases, they miss the point and misunderstand the man's track record. |
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To regard this as a propaganda coup is to misunderstand the sociopathic threat that confronts us. |
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He seems, first of all, to misunderstand that dictionaries of the English language are descriptive, not prescriptive. |
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To misunderstand it is to misread the bold signs of what will be the great historical markers our time. |
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I thought the barber might misunderstand me and shave me back to the Ching Dynasty. |
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He has certainly managed to get an awful lot of people to misunderstand him. |
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What's new is that only in the most recent epoch has that process created minds that can understand the process, or misunderstand it. |
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Jesus and John show us very clearly that we need to obey God even when others may misunderstand our actions. |
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I expect newspapers to misquote and misunderstand Church officials and to overemphasize minor points, but not to make up quotations out of whole cloth. |
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They might misunderstand the tax rules, make clerical and system errors, or willfully intend to deceive. |
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His place in the pantheon of popular culture seems equally secure, but to applaud him as a design genius is to misunderstand and overvalue both the man and his work. |
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One should not misunderstand such interpretations as providing anything like intuitive synonymity. |
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To believe that would be to misunderstand the intrinsic nature of such people. |
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For example, a respondent might be unwilling to answer a question, fail to remember the right answer, or misunderstand the question. |
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Whoever does not have this revelation, will misunderstand, misinterpret and misplace the Word. |
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To believe in this myth of linkage is to misunderstand the past, to misinterpret the present, to mistakenly envision the future. |
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Levitt argued that a focus on products rather than on customers led the companies to misunderstand their core business. |
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How much, if at all, should Eastwood concern himself with fans who misunderstand and misuse his work? |
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But to think that is to fundamentally misunderstand the nature of politics in the Irish Republic. |
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That is to misunderstand the process, whose equivalent processes work effectively in quality and modern financial audit. |
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Do not misunderstand me: enlargement will cost a fair bit and people have to be told that. |
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Too often, in our view, foreign investors underestimate and misunderstand the challenges of operating in a foreign culture. |
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The word profit is to be understood in its natural and proper sense, in the sense in which no commercial man would misunderstand it. |
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What worries me is that if we misunderstand the virtuous cycle and kick it askew even a little bit, we could make a costly mistake. |
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Data users could potentially misunderstand these differences and data providers should explain them carefully. |
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Ms MUTIMEAR proposes to include colour combinations in para. 3 so that the public will not misunderstand the Resolution. |
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But to remain at this point that we have reached would be to misunderstand the ultimate effect of the Eucharist. |
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In my experience, far too many employees misunderstand their rights and obligations in this respect. |
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They misunderstand thinking that the pastor is singling them out and embarrassing them through the sermon. |
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His characters persistently misread and misunderstand the past. |
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I believe it is because we misunderstand the real nature of love, and so confuse ourselves about the place of love in both romance and married life. |
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I don't even think the people that misunderstand me know why. |
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And he says that those who accuse Napoleon of killing off democracy misunderstand politics in 19th century Europe. |
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Contraception is not abortion, and those who misunderstand this subject do harm to the pro-life cause. |
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The House Republicans, and, unfortunately, many of my brothers and sisters in the media, misunderstand what is going on here. |
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Don't misunderstand me – I'm not talking about some gooey, mawkish, icky-sticky, cotton candy with cherries on top kind of love. |
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To misperceive is to perceive incorrectly or misunderstand. |
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So, in Kent, to wrong-take a person is to take him wrong, to misunderstand him, and a ribspare is a spare rib. |
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Please do not misunderstand me: no one can point the finger at anyone else and pretend that he himself has had nothing to do with this whole sorry affair. |
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Members of other generations often misunderstand Xers, who are very independent and do not like rules. |
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However, they are also subject to head office directives which can lead them to misunderstand local realities and the recommendations of local supervisors. |
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It would discourage the future development of such standards and misunderstand their purpose to equate them with misconduct justifying disciplinary proceedings. |
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Please do not misunderstand, and think that I intend to relativize or justify the issue of comfort women for former Japanese soldiers. |
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He is not a member of the committee and may misunderstand certain parts of the legislation, but if he is speaking in the House today I am sure he has read through the legislation. |
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There is a tendency for foreigners and the foreign media to misunderstand or misinterpret the political dynamics in Nigeria given their knack for seeing everything from a religious and ethnic prism. |
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In other words, it ensures that the interpreter of a bijural provision will not misunderstand the meaning that must be given to Parliament's new drafting techniques and that he knows how to give them the desired effect. |
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Errors in general occur because final beneficiaries overstate costs, misunderstand or misapply the often complex rules and regulations that govern EU funds. |
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Sometimes markets misunderstand, and that may create some bumpiness in the markets. |
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Prisoners often misunderstand their constitutional rights. |
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Don't misunderstand me, compadre, he said. Not just women. All men are brassers as well. |
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Adam Lankford on how we misunderstand the psychology of suicide bombers. |
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But this, dear reader, is to misunderstand the point of the fast. |
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Nearly all the GPS time receivers used for TAI computation use a software which is not prepared for treating this roll-over and will misunderstand the current date by more than nineteen years. |
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As long as Canadian laws continue to ignore or misunderstand violence against women, women will continue to be victimized by both men and the legal system. |
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It is easy to misinterpret and misunderstand facts about divorce. |
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In important ways, however, these proposals misremember history, misconceive the role of participation, and misunderstand the relationship between expertise and democracy. |
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It's making fun of the way that people misunderstand the teaching. |
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She expressed herself in clear terms that no one could misunderstand. |
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