Sentence examples for slightly misunderstood from inspiring English sources

I'm also worried that OCD can be slightly misunderstood.

And while the Italian slightly misunderstood the meaning of the word 'history', he was almost right.

However, I do think that you've slightly misunderstood the significance of the cross as it relates to Christmas.

Richler said that he dreamed of writing one permanent book, and though his most famous book remains "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz," his best novel was probably his most ambitious, "Solomon Gursky Was Here," a slightly misunderstood attempt to write a skeptical national saga for Canada, in which Jewish bootlegging and Inuit mysticism were placed side by side.

As Downing documents, its latest incarnation has been the Zen experience — which is uncannily like the Shaker experience, and which also involved the implantation of a slightly misunderstood alien dogma, and an immense outpouring of American spiritual yearning, a taste for commercial prosperity on the part of its leaders, and an inability to figure out what the hell to do about sex.

It seems The Guardian slightly misunderstood the way the Internet works in claiming that Wikileaks had its domain name revoked by its hosts.

A lot of people have slightly misunderstood.

Something about him seems slightly mournful, perpetually misunderstood and, to quote the lyrics of Robert Smith, "alone, alone, alone upon a raging sea".