Sentence examples for misunderstood to be from inspiring English sources

In both cases, genocide was widely misunderstood to be the inevitable product of "ancient hatreds".

When the committee was announced last month, its mission was widely misunderstood to be a review of judicial ethics.

Was Stephen Williams proselytizing in the classroom — which is strictly forbidden, all sides agree — or was he merely misunderstood to be proselytizing because he had openly expressed his own born-again Christianity?

Frozen granular, for example, is often misunderstood to be ice, when it is actually "a hard surface of old snow formed by granules freezing together after a rain or warm temperatures".

He satirizes credulously humanistic tolerance, as in a double-twist scene of a pair of helicopter-riding impostor-tourists (actually Aladeen and his former head of nuclear development) who are mistakenly arrested for innocent remarks misunderstood to be threats though they actually do harbor unexpressed, yet unrelated, criminal intentions.

It has never been and should never be misunderstood to be a process isolated in particular locations and contexts.

They contest the accuracy of the quotation, which may be misunderstood to represent their current view.

Furthermore, HMS Prince William is sometimes misunderstood to have been part of the prize escort back to England, but she was present at Gibraltar after the action.

That statement could be misunderstood to imply that this is the first time Scripps Networks has licensed its content for streaming, and that's not the case.

Therefore we don't need a debate now that can be misunderstood to mean further measures are necessary.

Moeller had misunderstood phrase to be "trop de Moeller".