Sentence examples for completely misunderstood from inspiring English sources

I realise he has completely misunderstood the question.

Blade Runner, notoriously, was completely misunderstood when it was released.

But James largely found the writers disappointing, and he completely misunderstood the paintings he saw.

McNamara was applying off-base assumptions to a place he had completely misunderstood.

Most likely to: leave after one day, having completely misunderstood the nature of the programme.

Toddington Harper, from solar operators Belectric, said: "I think [Truss] has completely misunderstood the benefits.

"Mehlman got technology and organization and the truth is — I think it's completely misunderstood — it was Ken's campaign," Plouffe said.

He's tormented by an unresolved question: what if the Johnson Administration completely misunderstood the ambitions of the Vietnamese Communists?

"I said I was an art critic, and the guy just completely misunderstood what an art critic does.

Milne, meanwhile, seems to have completely misunderstood his role and been prepared – even eager – to compromise the ABC's independence.

Mr. Reagan told voters that American leaders, including President Carter, had for decades completely misunderstood the cold war.