Sentence examples for i am misunderstood from inspiring English sources

The poem itself, which we're told will be written out in the album's booklet, reads: I sometimes fear that I am misunderstood.

"I sometimes fear that I am misunderstood," it opens, before suggesting that "what I chose to say is of so much substance that people won't understand the depth of my message", which is certainly one way of interpreting her oeuvre to date, including Cheers (Drink to That), S&M and, indeed, Cockiness (Love It).

The painting is layered with sculpted braille poetry, that with lines like, "I sometimes fear that I am misunderstood," and "What I need to say, won't be heard," suggest that the singer's fame has drowned out her voice.

I think I was misunderstood".

HOEPPNER: I believe I was misunderstood somehow.

"I think I'm misunderstood more than anything".

I was misunderstood and they took the piss out of me.

I was misunderstood – but Pete was my interface: he allowed me to be brought to the world in an acceptable way.

Mr. Bush's spokeswoman said last week that he made the comment jokingly, and when asked about it later in an e-mail message, Mr. Bush himself replied, "I was misunderstood by a reporter".

"If people hate me because of my article, that's okay, I'm misunderstood.

Lest I be misunderstood—I can hear someone sneering "look at mister fancy man who is too good to clean up after himself!"—scraping a plate and putting it in a bucket is no great imposition.