Sentence examples for be misunderstood when the from inspiring English sources

This detail would be misunderstood when the international commentary following Robinson's election suggested he should voluntarily step down or be asked to do so.

This sometimes led to misunderstandings, but it is difficult to see how Gene could be misunderstood when he walked into the offices of several "Next Generation" executives (including Robert Justman) and, without a word, handed each a $5,000 bonus.

Not to be misunderstood, when I talk about experience, I am talking about a lot more than having great bullets for my resume or CV.

It's so easy for things to be misunderstood when you parent differently or you have that mama/papa bear mentality to choose sides when there is a dispute.

"It's easy to be misunderstood when talking about issues that are complex or that people are unfamiliar with, and I think a lot of serious discussion is avoided on many topics, for fear of being cast in a bad light because something you say was misunderstood.

It's a feeling that inspires many to shout, so as to avoid being misunderstood, when given the chance to speak aloud.

I have long felt that Margaret Thatcher was misunderstood when she spoke of the supremacy of the individual and the family over the abstraction of society.

Because the financial failings were discussed only at a prime ministerial level, or among finance ministers and central bankers, the magnitude of the crisis was misunderstood when it eventually erupted beneath the Acropolis in late 2009.

"English is not my first language, and I think I may have been misunderstood when I spoke yesterday," the statement read.

He assured the man who bought him an orange martini that he was misunderstood when he was overheard on the saloon's pay telephone threatening to rearrange a woman's anatomy.

"One of the things that is misunderstood when talking about a broad church is that everyone is a combination of liberalism and conservatism.