Sentence examples for Highly misunderstood from inspiring English sources

Microwaves, Mr. Dufresne said, "are very cool, undoubtedly highly misunderstood, and often maligned by my peers".

Under its current name, the group's president told MSNBC, "It has been highly disparaged and highly misunderstood".

"It is highly misunderstood in the human-health community how much antibiotics are used in animals who are not sick or at risk of becoming sick," he said.

Startups could learn a thing or two from these highly misunderstood band of street-smart entrepreneurs.

With more than 150 years of history in the United States, Sikh Americans are still highly misunderstood.

Carolyn Burke's sympathetic tribute sheds further light on the lives of this highly original, often misunderstood woman.

Harry Howell from the Isle of Man concludes his discussion of the applicability of the concept of genius to "composer/musicians like the misunderstood and highly intelligent Frank Zappa", with the following ringing conclusion: "Our only hope is that there exists a 'planet jazz', where pop music is strictly forbidden".

However, in spite of this, the midwifery profession is one that is frequently misunderstood and highly undervalued in far too many countries.

What's more, Bligh emerges as heroic and misunderstood in this "highly imaginative" account of his open-boat ordeal, Douglas Whynott wrote here in 2000.

... Look for the companies and services that are mocked and misunderstood... that correlates highly with the biggest breakout successes...

Many highly evolved parasites remained essentially unknown or misunderstood until the advent of the microscope in the mid-17th century.