Sentence examples for misunderstood nature from inspiring English sources

He was defending the so-called "right to be forgotten", attempting to ground its easily misunderstood nature in the daily lives of ordinary people.

Not a legendary German saga, to be sure, or the story of a 19th-century Parisian courtesan - but the misunderstood nature of the twins and the deathly struggle for supremacy taking place between them assured us we had enough tormenting passion for an opera.

Current estimates place the number of Somalis in the UK between 95,000 and 250,000 – hazy numbers reflecting the community's marginalisation and misunderstood nature – clustered into urban centres like Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool, London, Manchester and Sheffield.

What is common is that they emphasize detailed clinical interview [ 26, 28, 37], which is important to circumvent the possibly misunderstood nature of the disturbance that has been promulgated by various sources on the internet and elsewhere.

We have failed to grasp the nature of this crisis because we have misunderstood the nature of privacy.

Finally, I'd say Huntington misunderstood the nature of historical change.

The Fed grossly misunderstood the nature of the relationship between its statements and market expectations.

"The Plant" withered mainly because its author misunderstood the nature of his readership.

Reclaim Australia responded on its Facebook page, saying Barnes had misunderstood the nature of the group.

(The company says that the F.T.C. misunderstood the nature of its sales).

I believe Paulson has terminally misunderstood the nature of the American system.