Sentence examples for misunderstood no from inspiring English sources

Another complains British humour is misunderstood ("no one else gets our banter"), before justifying the beheading of Foley.

Though their numbers make up the world's fifth-largest religion, Sikhs are still misunderstood (No, they are not Muslims or Hindus).

Written messages are more likely to be misunderstood, and no smiley face will convey your friendly tone of voice.

And where there is translation, there is the anxiety of being misunderstood, of no one getting you.

The use of mapping techniques to adapt metaheuristics to handle binary optimisation problems is a widely-used approach, but these techniques are still fuzzy and misunderstood, since no work thoroughly studied them for a given problem or algorithm.

A Westport teacher with urban and suburban experience, I know that urban teachers' efforts are misunderstood by No Child Left Behind, which only exacerbates their challenges, driving them to suburban jobs.

But where ever it wandered, it was misunderstood, got no respect -- and, often, not enough gas.

Sharks are misunderstood like no other creature, to the point where it is actually contributing to their slaughter.

Nailing this misunderstood classic (no, we don't want grilled chicken) is all about restraint and, yes, anchovies.

Being misunderstood is no fun in any context but when it is about something so personally meaningful as religion or non-religion, it can be infuriating.

As often happens with misunderstood pioneers, Faith No More's reputation ballooned during their absence and their return was welcomed with open arms.