Sentences with phrase «deep misunderstanding»

[Response: The comment represents a fairly deep misunderstanding of what changes are actually predicted in response to anthropogenic forcing.

Presenting your life story scrapbook to an interviewer demonstrates deep misunderstanding of the purpose of a screening interview, which is not located at the intersection of Interview Road and Scrapbook Lane.

In this, the Chief Justice betrayed a deep misunderstanding about what sort of activity he was participating in.

Therefore to say that the book of Esther is written to condemn Esther and Mordecai and the Israelites who remained behind, I think, is wrong headed and a reveals a deep misunderstanding of the entire story.

In fact, such a mentality reveals a deep misunderstanding of the purpose and function of the church.

We exposed some of his deep misunderstandings of evolution and then moved on.

This is a now a fairly common view but it rests on a deep misunderstanding about the nature of enquiry and explanation.

Whenever anyone says that evolution is neither observable nor provable they betray a deep misunderstanding of the nature of science — most of which is through direct gathering of evidence, not lab experiment.

So this melancholy of poetical longing is grounded in a deep misunderstanding, because the lonely wanderer is everywhere surrounded in nature by that which does not understand him, even though it always seems as if an understanding must be arrived at.

First, as with most views about the unforgivable sin, those who hold this view reveal a deep misunderstanding about the grace of God and what was accomplished by Jesus on the cross for the sins of the whole world.

I didn't have some of the discipline or milk supply problems that I've heard about, but we've had other problems — mainly a deep misunderstanding of what is child - appropriate behavior, and consequently, we stressed out over things that we never should have been upset about (from the infant stage to now at the primary aged child).

Isolating any one component (such as class size) and transplanting it into a different system shows a deep misunderstanding of how educational systems work.

I've told them about the history of standardized testing, the limitations of the tests, the limits they've placed on creativity in the classroom, their inherent bias, and their connection to ill - formed policies that are based on a deep misunderstanding of what improves schools.

In my personal opinion, as someone who has been in and around the indie and small press publishing industry for 14 + years, trademarking a specific word or combo of words in order to prevent them from being used in a book title and / or series is both in bad form and shows a deep misunderstanding of the concepts of copyright infringement and writing to market as well as a lack of understanding of the book publishing world in general.

Ray Tomes, to contend that all science is curve fitting betrays a deep misunderstanding of what science is and how it is done.