Sentence examples for misunderstood since from inspiring English sources

Yet this equation can easily be misunderstood since, as Sen himself acknowledges, there are many kinds of freedom (some valuable, some detrimental, and some trivial) and 'freedom' means very different things to different people.

It has been remembered, celebrated and misunderstood since readers first turned the pages of Lindsay's book four and a half decades ago.

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.

The use of mapping techniques to adapt metaheuristics to handle binary optimisation problems is a widely-used approach, but these techniques are still fuzzy and misunderstood, since no work thoroughly studied them for a given problem or algorithm.

was "the most misunderstood song since 'Louie, Louie,' " and he began to sing an acoustic version that leached it of its bombast and made its dark shadings plainer.

This is a version of the meritocracy against which Michael Young warned so presciently in 1958, using a phrase that has been stubbornly misunderstood ever since.

I was only misunderstood once since I started using the Nexus Player last week, and it can handle more complex searches like "Movies with Anne Hathaway" or "shows that won an Emmy in 2010".

In his blog post, the filmmaker also said "Aloha" has "felt like a misunderstood movie" since emails in which it was badmouthed by Sony executives were leaked last year.

"It's possible what Niall said was misunderstood, especially since the words about Ryan aren't posted in a direct quote, but it's not like Ry-guy's name has never come up before," wrote WetPaint's Gina Carbone.

Entropy has been misunderstood and misinterpreted since Rudolf Clausius introduced the term.

Interaction designers must speak many languages, as they are facilitators between disciplines that have long since misunderstood each other or simply ignored one another's presence.