Sentence examples for is misunderstood in from inspiring English sources

Mental illness is misunderstood in modern America.

Negron, for one, thinks Ramirez is misunderstood in Boston.

"Islam is misunderstood in the world because of these maniacs," he said.

He argues that his former boss is misunderstood in Britain, mainly because of his Texan drawl and Bible-thumping ways.

Bassett insists North Korea is misunderstood in the eyes of the west, and says Pacman and Peso will be treated with courtesy.

Mr. Puin would love to see a "critical edition" of the Koran produced, one based on recent philological work, but, he says, "the word critical is misunderstood in the Islamic world -- it is seen as criticizing or attacking the text".

"My biggest fear is being misunderstood in two worlds," Mr. Porter said.

One year you are misunderstood in Korean, the next in some variety of Afghan.

"I think that Primedia has been misunderstood in the past year because of the asset sales," he said.

Mr. Wallace had a long interest in psychedelic drugs, which he thought were misunderstood in the United States.

"We don't sit around and get all gooey and wonder if these people have been misunderstood in their childhood.