Sentence examples for misunderstood in the from inspiring English sources

"Jihad" is a concept widely misunderstood in the West.

"Islam is misunderstood in the world because of these maniacs," he said.

Another associate said Burnside was "very pro-Putin and believes Vladimir is just misunderstood in the west".

"I think the whole concept of submission has been greatly misunderstood in the Christian church," he told me.

"I think that Primedia has been misunderstood in the past year because of the asset sales," he said.

Mr. Wallace had a long interest in psychedelic drugs, which he thought were misunderstood in the United States.

If the wrong channel was picked or codes were misunderstood in communication, the quality of the relationship would be negatively impacted (Yu, 2007).

One year you are misunderstood in Korean, the next in some variety of Afghan.

Lister's work had been largely misunderstood in England and the United States.

In the letter to Hugony quoted in the previous section Leibniz said that he needed to present his philosophy in an informal manner because it was likely to be misunderstood in relation to the senses.

But as HIV is misunderstood in Angola, and the fear of stigma is very real, Paulina's own neighbours still do not know that she and her five-year-old son are living with HIV.