Sentence examples for misunderstood yet from inspiring English sources
Good young adult novels must therefore reflect and dramatize the reader's fantasy of being victimized and misunderstood, yet secretly possessed of powers that allow mastery of one's destiny.
His critique of New Age versions of Buddhism as narcissistic was poorly phrased, and instantly misunderstood; yet even this gaffe provided an occasion for fruitful dialogue.
There are no witnesses testifying on Beyoncé's behalf — she is almost the only person in the film who speaks more than a few words — nor is there any obvious reason someone as popular, recognized and financially rewarded as Beyoncé would feel misunderstood, yet the intent is clear.
The American political blog Daily Kos states Jack "can certainly be characterised as a Byronic hero, a tragic figure with a streak of melancholy, heroic yet misunderstood, bold yet rash.
As divers, we love them, yet far too many members of the general public are gripped by an irrational fear of these magnificent, graceful, yet misunderstood creatures.
Consequently now she is one of the ones coming last by a mile, hobbled by an unseen, misunderstood disability and yet still so determined to cross the line.
ALS is characterized by an uncontrolled recruitment of microglial cells in the central nervous system and other immune cells, which contribute to motor neuron degeneration via complex and as yet misunderstood mechanisms [ 14].
Maud emerges as a memorable figure, a misunderstood woman who has yet to discover her own brilliance and tenacity.
Da Capo Press; £17.99 A scrupulous account of one of the most important, yet most misunderstood, events in recent South American history.
Less than 72 hours after he was ousted, the leftist president was restored to power by loyal army units commanded by General Raúl Baduel.As Brian Nelson, who teaches at Miami University, writes in this superbly researched account, the short-lived coup "would become one of the most important, yet most misunderstood, events in recent history".
Start an oddly specific yet easily misunderstood protest movement.
