Sentence examples for may be misunderstood from inspiring English sources

The term, 'Constitution' is a legalistic term and may be misunderstood by the public.

They contest the accuracy of the quotation, which may be misunderstood to represent their current view.

As a governor, Corzine may be misunderstood, but as the comforting presence that voters are craving, he simply seems miscast.

They said the deal was not being driven by greed, but "feared our filial faithfulness for our ancestors may be misunderstood by others" because of the prolonged dispute.

Partly it is because they aren't always "out of the coffin" with their friends, family members and employers, and fear that their morbid interests may be misunderstood.

"This film may be misunderstood by some; I hope people understand we're not condoning this behaviour, that we're indicting it," he told Variety in a rare interview.

The facilitators' prompts and interventions may also be misunderstood and in the few instances where the participants spoke in Yoruba, the sense of the contribution may have been lost in the translation.

Alternatively, speaking softer or too quietly may cause you to be misunderstood or misinterpreted.

Your intentions could be misunderstood and people may believe you were only pretending to be the person's friend so you could use him/her, even if you really weren't.

"There was some confusion on the bench and I believe my position may have been misunderstood.

For the sake of argument, it is worth pointing out that the artist may have been misunderstood.