Sentence examples for easy to be misunderstood from inspiring English sources

It was a brave suggestion - and one that has exploded on the launch pad, partly because its imprecise language made it so easy to be misunderstood.

There's definitely less freedom of speech, less freedom tout court – you have to really be careful about what you say, it's very easy to be misunderstood, and that makes for a harmful climate.

"It's easy to be misunderstood when talking about issues that are complex or that people are unfamiliar with, and I think a lot of serious discussion is avoided on many topics, for fear of being cast in a bad light because something you say was misunderstood.

"The information needed to be copied for ambulance staff and it was easy for information to be misunderstood or misinterpreted or key fields missed," Dean said.

For one thing, large numbers of spiritually oriented people are reluctant to use the term at all, because they know how easy it is to be misunderstood.

It's so easy for things to be misunderstood when you parent differently or you have that mama/papa bear mentality to choose sides when there is a dispute.

So it is very easy for the average underprepared reader to get Pound wrong, and he desperately did not want to be misunderstood.

Another essay is likely to be misunderstood.

French bankers often claim to be misunderstood.

"It is always frustrating to be misunderstood.

To be great is to be misunderstood".