Sentence examples for is occasionally misunderstood from inspiring English sources

"The concept of our established church is occasionally misunderstood and, I believe, commonly under-appreciated.

Queen Elizabeth II, who is both the titular head of the Anglican Church and Britain's head of state, was moved to say that "the concept of our established church is occasionally misunderstood and, I believe, commonly underappreciated".

(This is where processism parts company with "four-dimensionalism," a position in contemporary ontology that is occasionally misunderstood as a process-based approach.

It has certainly been "occasionally misunderstood" and "commonly under-appreciated".

We already know that the entire process is a huge burden financially, emotionally or physically but what we do not know is how such illness can be occasionally misunderstood as hereditary.

First, it may have been that participants occasionally misunderstood the question.

The Queen has said she believes that the concept of the established church is "commonly under-appreciated" and "occasionally misunderstood".

But, brokers lament, letters of recommendation continue to be chronically misunderstood, occasionally faked and frequently bungled — sometimes to comic effect.

I'm used to being misunderstood.

How is Friedman misunderstood?

"Bodybuilding is much misunderstood.