Sentence examples for easily misunderstood from inspiring English sources

But the unemployment rate is easily misunderstood.

The image is horrific but also easily misunderstood.

Thus, the actual operating characteristic of concerned devices can be easily misunderstood.

Right away, he sensed that he belonged to an important but easily misunderstood mission.

But his characteristically unsystematic and fragmentary philosophical reflections were easily misunderstood or oversimplified.

Byatt's hostility to the cult of "feelings" can, though, be easily misunderstood.

Easily, easily, easily misunderstood, or perfectly understood if you mean directly what most people would imagine you meant.

The "absent-minded professor" is easily misunderstood: he's really present-minded, but his present is out there in the future, a week or the next lecture away.

What we all do is important, touchy, easily misunderstood and its good we still care enough to want to get it right.

How could we discuss the complexity of our connection when Helen didn't speak English and our smattering of Spanish could be so easily misunderstood?

Humor, in my view, is one of the highest and most-easily misunderstood forms of cultural expression.