Sentence examples for been misunderstood for years from inspiring English sources

Ferguson had unprecedented access to Kissinger's private papers and argues that Richard Nixon's secretary of state has been misunderstood for years as a machiavellian realist obsessed with power at any cost, and that his true reputation is buried under "visceral hostility" ranging from mere "vitriol" to "outright lunacy".

Quiet has too often been misunderstood for weakness.

But then, again, Spiderman was misunderstood for a time, too.

They are misunderstood for reasons of their own doing.

The iPad is a device that may be misunderstood for a while.

A bad day could easily be misunderstood for rudeness.

So if sugaring has been misunderstood by the public for years, and is now being misunderstood by those using it for straight-up sex, maybe we should ask what it is about this original spirit that's worth chasing around Mayfair and onto apps, other than, you know, the obvious.

The 75-year-old later said his comments had been misunderstood.

For the lesson of Texas has been misunderstood.

The minister for social protection, Diego Palacio, says the president's decrees have been "misunderstood".

But has Reynolds been misunderstood?