Sentence examples for misunderstood place from inspiring English sources

Taiwan is already a sadly misunderstood place.

The title itself is a provocative spin on how she now looks at Haiti — where I worked alongside her in the 1980s when I was a correspondent for Newsweek, receiving a crash course on how to understand a very complicated and misunderstood place.

"I imagine the most misunderstood places are those which are in the news the most, because they tend to only be associated with violence.

He said he is most excited about visiting "the most misunderstood places, because I feel that's where the work has the potential to make the most impact" though he isn't sure where they are.

Giuliani also criticized Obama on religious and foreign policy grounds, saying the president fundamentally misunderstood America's place in the world.

"Just for too long, patents have been misused and really misunderstood, the only places you really hear about patents today are in the court of law," says Mr Kovacs.

In the annals of misunderstood titles, a special place belongs to William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick's novel "The Ugly American".

With "What's Good in the Hood," Mind Blown Media will create a digital series showcasing people and places in misunderstood cities in America, and enable people from those communities to connect with each other and the masses online.

If you focus on the feeling of being misunderstood or misjudged, you will place yourself right into the position of defensiveness instead of listening openly.

She hopes that the museum will bring Africa, long misunderstood as a "dark, distant place," out of the shadows, she said.

"Mr Wilson had clearly misunderstood the expectations that UKIP place on all of its candidates.