Sentence examples for a bit misunderstood from inspiring English sources

But Japan's signature beverage is a bit misunderstood abroad.

"I know this sounds like a cliché, but my work still feels a bit misunderstood.

In "The Lost Tomb of Jesus," Mr. Jacobovici is once again trying to prove that the Bible is not wrong, just a bit misunderstood.

In France, the UK is a bit misunderstood.

Though the industry is perhaps still a bit misunderstood, Wohlers Associates makes sense of it all.

Like many technology trends, the term crowdsourcing is a bit misunderstood, in part because of overexposure in the media.

He was a little bit misunderstood.

Is it a disaster or, like all works of genius, will The Canyons be brilliant and a little bit misunderstood?

(This conspiracy theory may have grown from a bit of misunderstood truth; in 1994, NOAA brought 21 monk seals to the mains from one Leeward island in an earlier attempt to even out the genders there).

"He made a mistake at the end because he was a bit tense and misunderstood me but he's 10 years old, he's given me three amazing rides [at these Games] and I couldn't have asked any more from him.

In fact, compared to the way he was in 1991, when he declined to be interviewed by The New York Times because he was too nervous, he seemed rather at ease, if perhaps a bit fearful of being misunderstood.