Sentence examples for misunderstood image from inspiring English sources

I've always liked the misunderstood image of the Orient– I can laugh about it.

Now that he's safe and sound in his Tokyo apartment, I had the chance to have a candid and often cheeky conversation with Terada over Skype about his newfound American audience (who he describes as "wild and naughty"), making house music with an Asian accent, and why he's always liked the West's misunderstood image of the Orient.

"Barney, to some extent, is misunderstood — with this image of him as a fierce partisan.

And, if so, did he conclude that he wasn't prepared to submit them to the all-too-readily misunderstood realm of the image?

It fits well with his self-image: the misunderstood artist rejected by all, rather than the internationally acclaimed, bestselling novelist.

Mental health issues are still regularly misunderstood and underestimated, and the public image of Cobain as an angst-ridden adolescent with a drug problem continues to prevail.

Because Mr. Jacobs, perennially unshaven and wearing rundown Adidas and striped T-shirts from Hysteric Glamour in Tokyo, does not fit the conventional image, she said, he gets "misunderstood a lot".

For Raeburn never wanted to depict himself in the first place; he only undertook this enormous challenge – this attempt to produce a definitive image of oneself – because he misunderstood the entrance requirements for the Royal Academy in London.

A line about rape on track Medicine Man seems to have some fans wondering when Marshall Mathers will be ready to leave behind his early image – of a perpetually infuriated, misunderstood teen – and cut down on the violent, misogynistic lyrics.

The image is horrific but also easily misunderstood.

"I think that my role in managing Michael's image is one of the most misunderstood aspects of sports marketing," David Falk says.