Sentence examples for increasingly misunderstood from inspiring English sources
However, it is becoming increasingly misunderstood and its benefits not championed vigorously enough.
Globalisation is becoming "increasingly misunderstood" and needs to be championed more vigorously, Liam Fox has said after praising Brexit as a "golden opportunity" for international aid.
Read Henry Barnes' review from Toronto Timothy Spall gives a glorious lead performance in Mike Leigh's account of the final years in the life of JMW Turner, an artist enduring pain in his private life and his public life also, as his work was increasingly misunderstood by critics and the art establishment.
The tabloids have maintained their attempt to connect with "ordinary people" (more than two thirds of their readers are in the C2DE social groupings - skilled manual workers and below) and reflect their common interests, their "talking points", but have increasingly misunderstood their audiences.
With the rise of "alternative facts" and fake news, their work has become increasingly misunderstood, making it difficult to deliver on the promises science can contribute to society.
But the original architects fear their boulevards are misunderstood and, increasingly, messed about.
Many people in the community did not understand his work or his interest in photographing some of the town's poorest residents, Susan Kwilecki said, and he grew increasingly frustrated at being misunderstood.
It also plays on a sense long shared by many Israelis that they are embattled, misunderstood and find themselves in an increasingly unsympathetic world.
Occupational burnout is becoming an increasingly serious problem in the workplace but unfortunately remains largely misunderstood and ill defined.
The implications of this increasingly unavoidable conclusion--that the universe must be approached as fundamentally mental--are often misunderstood.
Proponents respond that their motives are misunderstood and that a closer understanding of environmental and place experience is crucial in an increasingly rootless, mobile world of global interconnectedness.
