Sentence examples for previously misunderstood from inspiring English sources

It deserves credit for admitting that ministers have previously misunderstood and significantly underestimated the probability of flooding.

In particular, the theory of cognitive apprenticeship suggests that instructor talk explicitly describing how an expert may have previously misunderstood the ideas at hand or how he or she approached a given problem can be supportive of student learning after students themselves have explored their own thinking on the topic.

She goes over everything, even why she referred to herself as a "monster", which Yuki's friends previously overheard and misunderstood.

I am absolutely sure that the chairman of the eurogroup has been misunderstood [he had previously been interrupted as having suggested that].

Previously, my typography was somewhat misunderstood in that they were believed to have been spontaneously created without any clear visual purposes, but it is not true.

Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen previously called the proposals the "most misunderstood bill in Denmark's history" in the wake of international criticism.

As previously stated in the intro., it is the most misunderstood Book in all of Sacred Scripture, and some fanatics will try to convince their followers that it is about the current or near future.

Kathryn Bigelow, a gifted storyteller and action director who had previously served up guilty pleasures such as Point Break, Blue Steel and the truly sensational, much misunderstood Strange Days, proved to be a force.

Altmann has previously spoken out about state pension-age changes, but last month she suggested the affected women had misunderstood how the new state pension would work, and defended the government's handling of the issue.

An important film for star Jennifer Aniston, showcasing a depth previously untapped, this quietly impactful comedy drama about small town disappointment also allowed Reilly to shine as her misunderstood husband.

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