Sentence examples for being misunderstood to from inspiring English sources

Avoid telling people not to worry, or they will add being misunderstood to their list of anxieties.

There are people whose intelligence I admire, whose decency I respect, but with whom I feel ill at ease: I censor my remarks to avoid being misunderstood, to avoid seeming cynical, to avoid wounding them by some frivolous word.

They contest the accuracy of the quotation, which may be misunderstood to represent their current view.

Therefore we don't need a debate now that can be misunderstood to mean further measures are necessary.

Extra time will be required if you travel this way -- time to be misunderstood, to clarify, get lost, find your way.

It has never been and should never be misunderstood to be a process isolated in particular locations and contexts.

That statement could be misunderstood to imply that this is the first time Scripps Networks has licensed its content for streaming, and that's not the case.

It cannot be misunderstood to be a diagnostic term.

28 29 Human factors is a term that could easily be misunderstood to refer to the failures of people.

Unfortunately this image shared 10 years ago as a far-western blot example was misunderstood to be the actual far-western blot for HIV-1 Nef as a bait and published in Cell Death and Disease 2012 article.

It also manages to remind us that Orwell's real name was Eric Blair and that both he and his book "are misunderstood to this day".