Sentence examples for although often misunderstood from inspiring English sources

Although often misunderstood by the public to parody the Mel Gibson DUI incident, the advertisement actually congratulates South Park on gaining an Emmy nomination for "Trapped in the Closet" and satirizes the cancellation of the episode's rebroadcast in March.

Although often misunderstood, NOAELs cannot be equated with zero-effect levels.

Although they often misunderstood his messianic identity, the disciples were truly Jesus' closest companions, hand-picked by Jesus to learn the ways of the Father through him.

It is widely known – although the effect is often misunderstood – that the United Kingdom opted out of the social policy Protocol of the Treaty on European Union, and the Government has been keen to publicize its assertion that social legislation, particularly in the employment field, imposes high costs on business and has a negative impact on levels of employment.

In 2010, the Bills had the worst turnover margin in football, a metric that — although long accepted in certain football statistical communities — is often misunderstood by football fans.

Countries with large Buddhist populations are generally good destinations for vegetarians, although the Buddhist approach to vegetarianism varies and is often misunderstood.

Although husbands recognized their spouses' need for understanding, they found that husbands often misunderstood their partners' intended messages.

Turkeys are often misunderstood.

Charisma is often misunderstood.

He, too, is often misunderstood.

Management, according to Henry Mintzberg, is often misunderstood.