Sentence examples for misunderstood read from inspiring English sources

Painter Jordan Casteel's fresh depictions of everyday black males provide visibility to a lived experience that is often misunderstood (Read: Making Black Men Visible By Paintings Them Together).

This is a widely misunderstood reading of the work launched three decades ago by Gary Brinson and his colleagues.

This could be misunderstood and read as a call to destroy Israel consistently.

And Mrs. Clinton was self-deprecating ("I just don't like to talk about myself") but also commiserated with others who sometimes feel misunderstood ("When I read the paper and I read about me, I know there are mistakes").

Though the mediation process can often be misunderstood (you can read some myths about divorce mediation here), it can also be a highly viable alternative to litigation.

If the obligations are lumped together in 1 paragraph, some terms of the agreement may be misunderstood or not read.

The BBC Radio 5 Live breakfast show co-host said he thought it was a sensible system, as in the past he had "misunderstood stuff... and read out secret obscene messages".

To affect the lives of some 250 people for a comment that I make, which is misread or misquoted or misunderstood by the people reading it?

Mad, bad or misunderstood, they are satisfying to read about and satisfying to write.

The magazine will apologise to Morrissey if he – or anyone reading the piece – "misunderstood" the article, and assumed he was a racist.

As he said in the "Phaedrus", text remains dumb when questioned and will be understood or misunderstood depending on who is reading it.The trouble was that, although his students, including Plato and Xenophon, who passed on Socrates's conversations for posterity, saw him as noble, much of Athens did not.