Sentence examples for more misunderstood from inspiring English sources

They added that it was just as common among girls as boys and even more misunderstood.

Days after the result of the UK election, no music has ever sounded more misunderstood or like a death knell.

This codified law is known as sharia and is perhaps more misunderstood today than at any time in its history.

How can a man who has written two best-selling memoirs and been on TV so much that some Democrats worried he was overexposed be getting less known and more misunderstood by the day?

With three decades' hindsight, knowing that George Michael gave bunches of concert tickets away to NHS nurses, knowing that he recorded a brace of anti-Iraq war singles, and recalling that Wham! played a miners' benefit concert at the height of their fame, it's hard to think of a group who have been more misunderstood.

Evans himself is one of the more misunderstood characters in the game - and his CV is loaded with promotions.

"No subject", he insists, "has been more generally misunderstood or more persistently misrepresented".

Hesse drew heavily on Buddhist thought for this novel, which he considered "more often and more violently misunderstood" than any of his other books.

There's perhaps nothing in comedy more widely cited but more thoroughly misunderstood than irony.

The more marginalized, misunderstood and discriminated against someone was, the more fiercely she had their back.

He has become the prophet and hero of the democratic faith which he often denounced and even more often misunderstood.