Sentence examples for misunderstood way from inspiring English sources

This "combative account of a misunderstood way of life … risks offending many of its likely readers", says paintedjaguar.

That wasn't my intention exactly, but it could be misunderstood that way.

But the new minister has fundamentally misunderstood the way solar farms operate, according to the solar industry and farmers.

Some Church figures believe that Mr Field has misunderstood the way the bishops in the Lords work, saying they do not "vote as a bloc".

And if vampires weren't likable in some strange, misunderstood, vampiric way, vampire movies would be nowhere near as popular as they are.

Since the election, the mainstream media — tagged as the M.S.M. by bloggers — have conceded a couple of points to Rove: that they failed to appreciate fully the dimensions of the Republican organizing effort; and that they misunderstood the way that the Republican Party's religious base lives and thinks.

It seems The Guardian slightly misunderstood the way the Internet works in claiming that Wikileaks had its domain name revoked by its hosts.

Vaudreuil in response pointed out that although France claimed sovereignty over the area, the Wabanakis maintained ownership, and suggested that Shute misunderstood the way in which ideas of European and Native American ownership interacted.

We must slather on and remember that we are not alone in our misunderstood summer ways.

Cultural differences are still misunderstood in ways that may lead trainees to be perceived as lazy or as not enjoying science.

"Ask Your Mama" is a poem that ridicules not so much the way whites have misunderstood blacks but the way they have refused to understand them.