Sentence examples for has always been misunderstood from inspiring English sources

Inspired, no doubt, by the critical and commercial success of recent volumes by Keith Richards and Patti Smith (the latter of which won a National Book Award in 2010), a host of musicians have entered the memoir game of late, crowding bookstore shelves with backstage tales of guitars, groupies and how that No. 1 hit has always been misunderstood.

Safe Schools has always been misunderstood, mired in politics and culture wars.

Asked about the matter of his own, well-documented discrimination against others, he claims he has always been misunderstood.

The incident in Denver, Brown said, has always been misunderstood, our attention focused on the act itself instead of the meaning behind it. .

"I've always been misunderstood because of how I look," she sang in "Backwoods Barbie," from her new album of the same name.

6fa9ca27-3d65-49f9-87b2-adb3e7141666 Dictionary making has always been a much misunderstood art.

Being misunderstood has always been one of my deepest emotional anxieties.

In my book This Will Make a Man of You I show how the same method, a process now being misunderstood and destroyed, has always been used to help men (and now an increasing number of women) prove themselves in positive ways as they thereby become upstanding members of society.

Harper argues that the RSPB has been misunderstood, pointing out that it has always been neutral on the ethics of shooting birds.

His work has always been a study of the misunderstood, the suburban and the kitsch.

His core audience has always been disaffected adolescents: the lonely, the misunderstood, the alienated.