Sentence examples for misunderstood by its from inspiring English sources

Chari claims that it has been misunderstood by its followers as well as its critics, because jiva is a substance as well as an attribute and call this system "qualified non-dualism" or the adjectival monism.

From the time the idea of the auteur crossed the ocean, in the early sixties, to this day — thanks mainly to Sarris — it has been consistently misunderstood by its detractors, in part because of Sarris's linguistic peccadillo.

Class privilege, and the power it confers, is often conveniently misunderstood by its beneficiaries as the product of their own genius rather than generations of advantage, stoutly defended and faithfully bequeathed.

The poor, bleating liberals who are constantly complaining that their faith is not only misunderstood by its non-adherents, but also perverted by the fanatics who share it.

From the time the idea of the auteur crossed the ocean, in the early sixties, to this day thanks mainly to Sarris it has been consistently misunderstood by its detractors, in part because of Sarris's linguistic peccadillo.

Given how extraordinarily successful it has been both in its own terms and in its capacity to grab the attention of the media, Occupy Wall Street has been conveniently misunderstood by its supporters and detractors alike.

Yet, for its author it was an "albatross", misunderstood by both its critics and admirers, and Doris Lessing was to spend half a century trying to shake off the mantle of "feminist icon", often gleefully baiting the sisterhood – "some of the smuggest, most un-self-critical people the world has ever seen" – with outspoken comments about biological determinism and women needing "real men".

Additionally, the effort to successfully design and implement artificial intelligence to augment human guidance is often underestimated or misunderstood by organizations seeking its benefit.

It was this episode where Donald Trump understood that he didn't understand me, and feeling misunderstood by Donald Trump and Clay Aiken is its own kind of joy.

A niche gem that was criminally misunderstood by some on its release, God Hand is Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami's wholly unique take on the walk-along beat 'em up, mixing broad humour with strategic combat.

The American had an interesting story to tell – one which may sound familiar to observers of Donald Trump's campaign – of how his candidate had been almost wilfully misunderstood by the west, especially by its media.