Sentence examples for deliberately misunderstood from inspiring English sources

The Times deliberately misunderstood what I said.

"Either they didn't read it, or they deliberately misunderstood it".

"This challenges the power base in society, and some people have deliberately misunderstood," she said.

Shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, has become one of the most regularly ridiculed and deliberately misunderstood practices in the health and wellbeing pantheon.

He told Humphrys that he was "consistently and deliberately misunderstood", and when he was challenged that he had been just like any other young anti-establishment agitator, Lydon was roused to something like anger.

We regret that our constructive contribution to this public policy debate has been perversely distorted and deliberately misunderstood in some quarters". Saravanamuttu is out of the country but he told the Guardian he had asked for police protection.

However, these are hidden, misunderstood or deliberately ignored.

Criticism of his tactics from abroad has only reinforced his stalwart image and his popular support by feeding Israelis' belief that they are misunderstood, or deliberately maligned, overseas.

You can easily be misunderstood or deliberately misquoted by someone who's trying to stir up trouble.

It seems to me that the least we can do as journalists is not deliberately to seize on the bits of a speech that can be misunderstood and serve them up for misunderstanding.

However, the right wing misunderstood the order, and Doukas, as a rival of Romanos, deliberately ignored the emperor and marched back to the camp outside Manzikert, rather than covering the emperor's retreat.