Sentence examples for perpetually misunderstood from inspiring English sources
Something about him seems slightly mournful, perpetually misunderstood and, to quote the lyrics of Robert Smith, "alone, alone, alone upon a raging sea".
Idealism, resentment, a short attention span, a fear of being perpetually misunderstood and a ravenous sense of entitlement are mixed together here in one big, gawky, sexually charged package: America, the eternal teenager.
This is excellent news for Brown, because this perpetually misunderstood visionary can finally show the world that none of the unfortunate scenarios in which he routinely finds himself are actually his fault.
They may fly under the radar, judged simply as "strange" or "odd," and be perpetually misunderstood.
Mr. Kendall also raises the specter of Lochner v. New York, a perpetually misunderstood case that struck down a New York statute that limited bakers to a 60-hour work week.
A line about rape on track Medicine Man seems to have some fans wondering when Marshall Mathers will be ready to leave behind his early image – of a perpetually infuriated, misunderstood teen – and cut down on the violent, misogynistic lyrics.
"Lateness is really a commonly misunderstood problem," says Diana DeLonzor, author of Never Be Late Again, who has conducted her own research on the perpetually tardy.
Only misunderstood assets.
