Sentence examples for misunderstood there from inspiring English sources

It must have been really hard to be so vilified and misunderstood". There was an immensely long pause before one of them finally responded: "Yes.

Cox, who is also a popular speaker on gender roles, spoke to Time about how transgender people are often misunderstood: There's not just one trans story.

But if science is misrepresented or issues are misunderstood, there is a danger that the public will be misled when taking position in an ethical debate.

But not only is Leibniz often misunderstood, there are influential misreadings of Newton's arguments in the Scholium, influenced by the idea that he is addressing Leibniz in some way.

The unemployment insurance tax may be the most confusing and misunderstood tax there is.

It's hard to say the effect that St John has had on people; the feeling filters out, it is sometimes misunderstood, but there is always enthusiasm.

BOIES: I think that, after a trial is over, it's always risky to talk to the press, because you can always be misunderstood, and there will always be people who single that out and criticize it to advance their own particular agenda.

Saeed and Nadia said this was impossible, and explained, in case he had misunderstood, that there was no problem, that they had paid the agent for three passages and would all be leaving together, and Saeed's father heard them out but would not be budged: they, he repeated, had to go, and he had to stay.

Analysis of the rise, by Lending Club advisors (largely misunderstood because there was no proper legend to the graph they provided), said defaults on a segment of Lending Club loans had actually accounted for 8percentt and not 4percentt, as expected.

For his part, Graham (who, it should be mentioned, in interviews with TechCrunch has always expressed a very strong interest in funding more female founders and voiced pride in shifting the gender ratio in Y Combinator's founder classes) says he's been misquoted and misunderstood, and there are some very eloquent arguments being made that at least some of the pile-on seems to be unwarranted.

"I think his death is misunderstood and there's a tendency to romanticize it," he said.