Sentence examples for seriously misunderstood from inspiring English sources

Lem felt the novel was therefore seriously misunderstood.

But rather saddened that this unhinged generosity, as he puts it, could have been so seriously misunderstood.

Some energy specialists say that European policy makers seriously misunderstood how difficult it would be to transform the energy sector.

So it is with "Vagina", an ambitious and sprawling lament for the female sex organ, which she claims is both "seriously misunderstood" and disrespected.

The profound meaning of Bouvard et Pécuchet, which was left unfinished by Flaubert and which was not published until after his death, has been seriously misunderstood by those critics who have regarded it as a denial of the value of science.

Women's bodies are totally overexposed and still seriously misunderstood.

Foreign aid is badly misunderstood.

At a panel discussion by some of the study's contributors at St. Peter's Lutheran Church last month, for example, Shirley Idelson, a Reform rabbi, argued that the controversies over Mr. Ofili's Madonna and Mr. Serrano's crucifix showed how seriously the works were misunderstood by conservative religious groups.

Science is beginning to take seriously this very common but misunderstood experience.

There was also concern that emails and SMS could be misunderstood, not taken seriously or shown to others.

(Seriously guys, they exist!) --She's normallyally so misunderstood.