Sentence examples for ever misunderstood from inspiring English sources

I asked Brooke if Peggy ever misunderstood what he meant to say.

Any young person who has ever been misunderstood, even temporarily, by a parent, will find common ground in this app.

She sings to all of us in the crowd who've ever felt misunderstood, unloved or apart, to "all the strange rock'n'rollers – you know you're doing all right".

Have you ever felt misunderstood or been told you are too aggressive, too emotional or too (fill in the blank)?

If you ever feel misunderstood or that no one's listens to you, your faith is weak.

Days after the result of the UK election, no music has ever sounded more misunderstood or like a death knell.

Anybody who has ever been bullied, misunderstood or otherwise treated shabbily can appreciate the emotions expressed so well by Dickens and in this production.

This is a version of the meritocracy against which Michael Young warned so presciently in 1958, using a phrase that has been stubbornly misunderstood ever since.

Ever since the misunderstood Blurred Lines legend revealed he "thought a sheep and a lamb were different animals", the next stage in his journey of discovery has been a matter of keenest interest.

Ali Naimi, the Saudi oil minister, rejects the idea that his country wants prices to rise ever higher: "We are misunderstood: we thrive on the economic growth of others, which is concomitant with energy demand".

I felt more morbid and misunderstood than ever.