Sentence examples for misunderstood point from inspiring English sources

This is a true and widely misunderstood point.

At the instigation of the producer Ken Nelson, he pumped out hauling-related LPs for Capitol through the 1960s and '70s, including a genuinely tear-inducing Christmas album and a collection of tracks from the often misunderstood point of view of the highway patrolman.

It takes courage to see when another course of action may be more useful, especially when it comes from a conflicting or misunderstood point of view.

But they have come to realize perhaps the most misunderstood point about Kennedy the legislator: his eloquence has nothing to do with his effectiveness as a Senator.

The rapper said he had been misunderstood, pointing out "the word rape wasn't used".

Harper argues that the RSPB has been misunderstood, pointing out that it has always been neutral on the ethics of shooting birds.

"They either misunderstood the point or purposely evaded what the real issue was," he said.

While she was incredibly enlightening, I think she may have misunderstood the point of this project slightly.

He and Jackie wrote a Washington Post op-ed last month arguing that Sanders had misunderstood the point of their lawsuit.

He added that the prime minister "misunderstood the point of social housing – part of its purpose is to protect the most vulnerable".

Ms Munnell is surely right that the figures should be open and transparent so one can see who is bearing the burden.UPDATE: A couple of commenters seem to have misunderstood my point about the trust fund.