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I did not find what he said about his work interesting (I have never found anything any artist has said about his work interesting), but when he talked about his life — especially about his life as an unsettling presence in the art world and his chronic feeling of being misunderstood — that was something else.

In the title role of the grown-up-hating boy who literally flies from the prospect of adulthood, Jason Ralph exudes a James Dean quality of being misunderstood that should have schoolgirls lining up at the stage door.

Such is the risk of being misunderstood that, if someone's mother comes up in conversation, it is considered prudent in polite society to refer always to "your lady mother".Back to top >>MondayMOST foreign correspondents become obsessed with something in the end.

That wasn't my intention exactly, but it could be misunderstood that way.

A smart man once said, "Do not seek to be understood, seek to not be misunderstood". That's a higher bar and Murdoch has not cleared it.

Boone Isaacs had told me that the mini-purge had been misunderstood, that it had nothing to do with racial diversity.

(Mr. Santorum later said that he'd been misunderstood, that he was stumbling over his words and it just sounded like he said "black").

A. They're afraid that they will be misunderstood, that they will be ridiculed and thought of as a religious kook or some kind of weirdo.

Verant says the concept underlying the data collection was misunderstood, that its purpose was to improve the game and guard against hackers.

Trump's campaign insisted he was misunderstood — that he spoke to lots of military advisers in addition to watching them on television.

Some of Mr. Simels's supporters said that he was misunderstood, that the words he used in the recordings reflected the street vernacular routinely employed by defense lawyers.