Sentence examples for feel misrepresented from inspiring English sources

"They don't feel misrepresented," she said.

A lot of people were very nice; a lot of people were not so nice.' Did he feel misrepresented by the award?

After all, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is lauded by many as a remarkable insight into life with Asperger's syndrome; others feel misrepresented by it.

Throughout the process we have tried to engage more and more with universities, to find out where and why they feel misrepresented and to explain ourselves better to them.

She has double-checked that all her interviewees – many of whom will be coming to see the show – are happy with the quotes she is using, fearing that "people say things in the heat of the moment which they might forget", and not wanting anyone to feel misrepresented.

The algorithm can't read minds, so don't be offended if you feel misrepresented.

Later, when a reporter published an article about Bonow that she felt misrepresented her, she consulted with the branch's P.R. director.

Over the years some have felt misrepresented, aggrieved and at times angry, though usually their complaints have been expressed with British restraint.

He said he felt "misrepresented in the context of a very controversial staffing review".

However he defended himself and said he felt "misrepresented in the context of a very controversial staffing review".

So, when FWD.us rolled up with millions in hand claiming to be the voice of the technologists, those who felt misrepresented freaked out.