Sentence examples for misunderstood person from inspiring English sources

"O.J. Simpson is the most misunderstood person on the planet," Yale Galanter told me some months ago.

Ron Meyer, the president of the Creative Artists Agency recently described Silver as the most misunderstood person in the business.

After a screening on Monday near the Vatican, the film, which calls Pius "the most misunderstood person of the 20th century", was universally panned.

Oddly, though, what appears to be intended as a sympathetic portrait of a misunderstood person who started with nothing but forged a productive life ends up being a strong indication that Mr. Rodman had plenty of well-intentioned support along the way -- help that he often took for granted or only half-noticed in a maddeningly childish way.

"But he left the Giants as a real misunderstood person.

WHO is the most misunderstood, misread person of all?

I feel like Julian really broke the back of the traditional biopic as well as the cliché of Van Gogh as this deranged, misunderstood, closed person.

Four additional persons misunderstood the ABC: three persons responded by writing "X" instead of specifying a digit after the items, and the fourth person supplied double digits on each item, resulting in uninterpretable responses.

Contrary to Griffin's public image, Wernick described him as warm and caring — "a very misunderstood and complex person" who never got over the death of his older brother in 2001.

Although Manson takes the fashionable view that there is no such thing as being misunderstood, since "the person who thinks I worship the devil and kill animals is just as important as someone who makes an interpretation that's closer to what I intended," he has, none the less, profited from being so condemned.

In this situation several small incidents could be misunderstood by the person with dementia and result in undermining personhood.