Sentence examples for be misunderstood by his from inspiring English sources
But Éric Zemmour might also be misunderstood by his allies and enemies alike, a sort of hopeless intellectual whose nuance is lost in the sensationalist jumble of the media world he inhabits.
He attends a lexicographical congress in Chicago, where he is misunderstood by his colleagues, and returns to the Hunter library basement with renewed vigor.
One of the most original and innovative poets of the late Romantic period, Norwid was misunderstood by his contemporaries, for whom his poetry was apparently too sophisticated and too different from the current poetic idiom.
For example, I believe that the main character is superbly complex — on the one hand, he is a skilled and sensitive writer, but, on the other, he is misunderstood by his peers and also very strong, so he's driven to do things like beat up his entire creative-writing class.
He worried about the consequences of being misunderstood by his faculty sponsor.
I believe his calm and well researched approach to crises has been misunderstood by his opponents.
Phillipe Binsolaro said his family would have to be strong following his brother's death and said the police, "can at times be misunderstood by the public".
Even educational programming with messages of empathy can be misunderstood by preschoolers, with negative consequences.
Sherman remembers Sischy being worried that they might be "misunderstood" by militant feminists.
JoAnn Ignelzi Belmont, Mass., March 11 , 2011To the Editor: "The Modesty Manifesto" is apt to be misunderstood by some parents.
