Sentence examples for how misunderstood from inspiring English sources

I just shake my head at how misunderstood the word "introvert" is these days.

Kátya: How misunderstood I am! Varvara: Here's the key to the garden gate.

Talking about it now, though, the experience clearly still pains Affleck, largely because of how misunderstood the movie was, and how he played into it being misunderstood.

If one important lesson is learned from this series, I hope it concerns how misunderstood unions now are – not trade unions, but unions.

No matter how strange and mysterious mass psychogenic outbreaks appear, or how misunderstood, they remain a powerful group activity and a challenging collective response to our modern lives.

So I thought to really understand how misunderstood, robbed, wronged and silenced men felt, I should hand over the microphone to them.

There's a particular interest I have in the teachings of Jesus and the Christian teachings because of the power in them, but also because of how profoundly misunderstood they are, and how corrupted they have become in terms of the real meaning, intention, purpose, and power.

She goes into a long explanation of how Dawkins misunderstood her original criticisms, wrongly believing that she hadn't read his book, and how her initial response to his arguments was intemperate.

How badly misunderstood she had been by her own people.

The hardest thing about being attacked in such a way is how deeply misunderstood you feel.

I can't understand how he misunderstood and dismissed so many people coming together like that.