Sentence examples for and misunderstood in the from inspiring English sources

RYAN LIZZA: I think that phrase has been wildly over-emphasized and misunderstood in the Twitter and Blogospheric reaction to the piece.

After years of grumbling that it has been unfairly maligned and misunderstood in the United States, the Chinese government is taking its show on the road with a $7 million public relations campaign -- a touring cultural extravaganza intended to introduce Americans to China.

But at the same time, one of my main objectives by writing for this website is to bring more knowledge and perhaps appreciation to an art form that is often maligned and misunderstood in the general population.

But when she joined the Psychic Readers Network (PRN) in the late 90s, it rebranded her as a mindreader, probably because her religion is often stigmatized and misunderstood in the States.

Perhaps nothing, with the exception of the swizzle stick, has been so maligned and misunderstood in modern times as the escargot.

There is no creature more loathed and misunderstood in modern Britain than the single mother on benefits.

Wyeth's empathetic portrait of his friend's physical impairment symbolizes the limits imposed by illness, in her case, undiagnosed and misunderstood, in his, finally named tuberculosis.

He was unloved and misunderstood in Norway.

He was of his time and he's been revered (and misunderstood) in all sorts of wrong ways since.

The idea of "populism" has been much debated and much misunderstood in the last 18 months, but in essence it relies on the identifying and uniting of "the people" against a common enemy, real or imagined.

I prepared myself to feel out of place, alone and wholly misunderstood in the workplace.