Sentence examples for little misunderstood from inspiring English sources

"It was a little misunderstood and a little mispriced," Mr. Sternberg said.

"I am more greatly moved by people who struggle to express themselves," he said, sounding a little misunderstood.

ITV's Richard Edgar suggests that Mark Carney is a little misunderstood: Sterling took a knock as he spoke, falling 0.3percentnt against the dollar.

America put him on a blacklist of businessmen with whom it is illegal to trade.He may perhaps have felt a little misunderstood, seeing himself as a canny entrepreneur, not a Bond villain.

Cornhill, which is reported to have put £24.5m into English cricket in the past two decades, spent most of yesterday denying that it planned to stop being a sponsor, claiming that Mr Meyhew's comments had been a little misunderstood.

"Artists like Erika are in danger of being a little misunderstood in dance circles because their interest in theater is genuine and not secondary to their desire to make choreography".

He was a little bit misunderstood.

Is it a disaster or, like all works of genius, will The Canyons be brilliant and a little bit misunderstood?

This opera is still too little known and misunderstood to warrant a reconsidered production by a director with a novel interpretive stance.

I suggest we inaugurate a "big brother" scheme for these misunderstood little sweeties, and partner them with the upstanding young youths of today, who work diligently all week so that at the weekend they can have the liberty of getting their cocks out and chugging booze on the Northern Line.

He looked dejected, a little like the misunderstood boy from "The 400 Blows".