Sentence examples for misunderstood on from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to be misunderstood on this one," he begins.

She added: "I don't want to be misunderstood on this important subject.

I am concerned, however, that my views and those of Lockheed Martin have been misunderstood on the subject of the "two-way street" in transatlantic trade.

Cruz has now followed up the heavily partisan letter with another, softer statement, made to USA Today: "I don't want to be misunderstood on this important subject.

All kidding aside, Johnson's wife, Cassandra, said her husband had always been "good with people" and basically misunderstood on the basketball court, where as a 5-foot-10 career-long overachiever he could never let his intensity falter.

The colours of the clay are muddy and brooding, for all that it shows a pastoral scene, and thus they nod to Gauguin's painterly future: to an art that embodied loss, a fear of cultural blotting out and, beyond that, an actual blotting out, a lonely death, poor and misunderstood, on a far-off island.

Said she misunderstood on-court questions.... January 26 , 20138.28am GMT The head-to-head.

It becomes obvious to the two of them that Buffalonians should "mount a campaign to associate Buffalo with chicken wings and rid ourselves of the negatives of snow and cold and the misunderstood beef-on-weck".

I think Mr. Carden may have misunderstood me on one issue: my focus was not on directors beginning their careers, but rather on those somewhat older and now beginning to be established, the generation between Mr. Carden's and mine, perhaps.

I love gross displays of brute force as much as the next American, so I can see why the Miata is one of the most misunderstood cars on the market.

The community angle is nothing new to Poole, who famously founded 4chan — easily one of the most misunderstood locales on the web — back in 2003.