Sentence examples for misunderstood in that from inspiring English sources

World catches of Great White Sharks from all causes are difficult to estimate, though it is known to have a relatively low intrinsic rebound potential I tend to agree with Robbins that the term could be misunderstood in that culls often occur when an animal is overpopulated.

Previously, my typography was somewhat misunderstood in that they were believed to have been spontaneously created without any clear visual purposes, but it is not true.

It is often misunderstood in that it is not really an error at all but the acceptable range that poll findings would fall within had you interviewed the entire population.

Cultural differences are still misunderstood in ways that may lead trainees to be perceived as lazy or as not enjoying science.

This is like introversion in that introverted people at times feel their skills -- from how they interact with others to public speaking -- are underestimated, and that they're misunderstood in a society that values extroverted qualities like constant connection and stimulation.

In short, it's the kind of mighty masterwork that was doomed to be misunderstood in its time and that has come to be appreciated belatedly.

My shirts are about issues that are misunderstood in the world, and we rescue the most misunderstood of the animal kingdom.

These, too, seem to me so uncertain, so vague, so easily misunderstood in comparison to genuine music that fills the soul with a thousand things better than words.

The HL7 standard is just one example of a standard that is misunderstood in many aspects.

A system that is often misunderstood in its license implementation and does not come with the same type of enforcement mechanism that accompanies our laws.

Most published an article in his newspaper titled "Reflections on Attentats" in which he wrote that propaganda of the deed was doomed to be misunderstood in the U.S. and that it could only backfire.