Sentence examples for misunderstood for a from inspiring English sources

But then, again, Spiderman was misunderstood for a time, too.

We are missing the core of literature, the excitement, and it is being misunderstood for a lack of intelligence.

"I've been very badly misunderstood for a long period of time," Ms. Ferguson, the Duchess of York, said over tea recently at the Four Seasons Hotel in Manhattan.

The iPad is a device that may be misunderstood for a while.

This phenomenon doesn't reflect badly on you it's not your fault they meant someone else and you misunderstood for a split second.

Ferguson had unprecedented access to Kissinger's private papers and argues that Richard Nixon's secretary of state has been misunderstood for years as a machiavellian realist obsessed with power at any cost, and that his true reputation is buried under "visceral hostility" ranging from mere "vitriol" to "outright lunacy".

JEFF BEZOS: Well, I would say one thing that I have learned within the first couple of years of starting the company is that inventing and pioneering requires a willingness to be misunderstood for long periods of time.

Aristotle's description 'the study of being qua being' is frequently and easily misunderstood, for it seems to suggest that there is a single (albeit special) subject matter being qua being that is under investigation.

A pro-choice woman is misunderstood, for rarely do people take the time to listen to her unique story.

A bad day could easily be misunderstood for rudeness.

Binder has provided us with a watchable, but uneven soap opera that pulls punches and substitutes characters who are just misunderstood for real people who live and die under the siege of a much more brutal reality.