Sentence examples for long misunderstood from inspiring English sources

He talks about the composer's life and musical ideas, which were long misunderstood.

But the survey suggests that development strategists have long misunderstood the nature of Uganda's H.I.V. epidemic, as well.

She hopes that the museum will bring Africa, long misunderstood as a "dark, distant place," out of the shadows, she said.

His complaints are by now familiar: the literary establishment has long misunderstood popular fiction, and just because he sells millions of books, serious readers won't take him seriously.

Long misunderstood and maligned in Western popular culture, voodoo has become a spiritual anchor in New York City's vast Haitian community and in Haitian enclaves across the country as practitioners look for comfort after the devastating earthquake in the impoverished Caribbean nation last year.

Le Monde said, "Eisenhower, whose personality was for long misunderstood, and who was somewhat resented for his modesty, which supposedly masked insufficiences, has come forth as the type of chief that humanity needs today, a man with a sense of his responsibilites, who does not lose himself in problems or technicalities but talks a language all men can understand.

The syndrome has long been misunderstood.

The role of nicotine replacement therapy has long been misunderstood.

The concept of "born-again" Christianity has long been misunderstood by politicians and the press alike.

On a glass shelf are toothpaste, a toothpick, some cutlery, a razor, a reel of cotton, a needle, cigarettes and a pair of pliers.Hobos have long been misunderstood.

The publication of his Polnoye sobraniye sochineny ("Complete Works") in 1950 83 by Soviet scholars has revealed the full contributions of Lomonosov, who has long been misunderstood by historians of science.