Sentence examples for quite misunderstood from inspiring English sources

But I thought we were quite misunderstood and misrepresented.

I think there is still too much stigma attached to having a mental health problem, especially with something like depression because it is not an illness you can see, I think it is quite misunderstood.

And then there is David Brooks, who examines the situation and is pleased to discover that gays and lesbians have quite misunderstood what they are doing — which is, in short, to prove that David Brooks is right about the world, and that they, until now, have been wrong.

And then there is David Brooks, who examines the situation and is pleased to discover that gays and lesbians have quite misunderstood what they are doing which is, in short, to prove that David Brooks is right about the world, and that they, until now, have been wrong.

A classic masterfully written biography of the devastatingly self destructive, and quite misunderstood main character, heavyweight boxer and world champion Charles Sonnyy" Liston.

But then she misunderstood quite where the musicians decided to restart – turning forward while Schiff went back.

While private foundations and donor-advised funds are by no means the only options for managing charitable giving, they are the most frequently discussed and, quite often, the most misunderstood.

The responses given naming "other causes" as reasons for discrimination indicate that the question was misunderstood by quite a number of participants.

Always slightly misunderstanding or misunderstood, he never quite gets the language or the point of the abundant world he bustles through.

What this means for businesses is quite obvious but is often misunderstood by foreigners.

But Miller being Miller, a hard-thinking contrarian who has spent a career feeling misunderstood, it was not quite that simple.