Sentence examples for misunderstood from the from inspiring English sources

"The idea of the 'free market' in Korea has been misunderstood from the days of dictatorship, which created a corrupt link between chaebol and politicians", argues Mr Moon.

If this were just any American sit-com I would not mind, but Seinfeld is a programme that the BBC has misunderstood from the start.

And now, Mr. Braude said, "a lot of people are pushing the questions about race much further in time and reinterpreting texts that have been misunderstood from the Renaissance onward".

(This was a clear reference to Abbé Sieyès's quote from a French revolutionary pamphlet, "What is the Third Estate?")The term "Third World" was largely misunderstood from the start as referring to non-aligned states, when its purpose was to underline the importance of underdeveloped countries, the wretchedness of their condition and the unavoidable ascent that would ensue.

Writing in the Sunday Times magazine, James claimed that the murder of Julia Wallace in Liverpool, which "compares only to the Ripper murders in 1888 in the amount of writing, both fiction and non-fiction, which it has created", was misunderstood from the beginning by the police, the judge and jury.

The demonization of the Other, the slow eradication of the marginalized or misunderstood: from its outset, Radiohead aligned itself, always, with the afflicted.

They misunderstood from him that his last name was Zagoikin, which was how his name was reported in The New York Times on Saturday.

I believe you mistakenly misunderstood from my comments that I set my business up initially to go after government contracts.

In his descriptions of Gollum, the misunderstood monster from "The Hobbit" and his "Lord of the Rings" novels, J. R. R. Tolkien wrote that he was small and slimy with eyes that glow like green lamps.

This season, films range from big blockbuster hits, such as The Amazing Spider-Man 2, to family flicks such as Malificent, starring Angelina Jolie as the misunderstood villain from the children's classic, Sleeping Beauty.

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