Sentence examples similar to heavily misunderstood from inspiring English sources
Barcelona's style is often misunderstood, heavily criticised when it does not produce lots of goals, but that is to misunderstand it.
The Back button on web browsers is one of the world's most heavily used user interface components, yet its behaviour is commonly misunderstood.
Released the same day as another initially misunderstood cult classic, Bladerunner, Carpenter's stark psycho-horror, heavily laced with doubt, anxiety, and dread, was ill received by audiences wanting their exploitation with a little less cerebral moralising.
Despite worrying statements from countries like Poland who seem to have misunderstood the core messages of Laudato Si' and continue to invest heavily in coal, globally investment in renewables is rising and the outlook for coal is bleak.
Hesse drew heavily on Buddhist thought for this novel, which he considered "more often and more violently misunderstood" than any of his other books.
Cruz has now followed up the heavily partisan letter with another, softer statement, made to USA Today: "I don't want to be misunderstood on this important subject.
Return periods are largely misunderstood, and the NWS scale is limited to flooding on gauged streams and rivers, often leaving out heavily populated urban corridors.
Only misunderstood assets.
