Sentence examples for been misunderstood in from inspiring English sources

"I think that Primedia has been misunderstood in the past year because of the asset sales," he said.

"We don't sit around and get all gooey and wonder if these people have been misunderstood in their childhood.

Just as the words have often been misunderstood in the US, many people wrongly inferred it to be some sort of call to violence there as well.

Yet perhaps she has been misunderstood in this well-intentioned, page-turning, but slightly tabloidy biography, which dishes the dirt but doesn't ever really get under her skin.

She feels she has been misunderstood in the United States by the very circles that have embraced her as an icon of feminism and multiculturalism.

Need I answer that question?'" Lord Ridley went on to say that the repetition by "Bluecloud" showed he had not been "misunderstood in his death threat".

Mental illness is misunderstood in modern America.

Negron, for one, thinks Ramirez is misunderstood in Boston.

"My biggest fear is being misunderstood in two worlds," Mr. Porter said.

One year you are misunderstood in Korean, the next in some variety of Afghan.

"Islam is misunderstood in the world because of these maniacs," he said.