Sentence examples for somehow misunderstood from inspiring English sources
Asked if the choice was meant to suggest that Mr. Beckham is somehow misunderstood, or H&M is misunderstood, Mr. Lubomski demurred.
Graphene is a fashionable material in the realm of nanotechnology, but its potentials are somehow misunderstood.
Certain that his son had somehow misunderstood, Bammel took his wife to the home of a neighbor, where they were expected for dinner.
Aaron Porter, president-elect of the National Union of Students, said: "Students will graduate owing an average of £23,500 and David Willetts' suggestion that students and families have somehow misunderstood the nature of student debt beggars belief.
At this point, I can only restate my offer to the World Trade Center and the Cato Institute, and reiterate that I am quite prepared to proceed as planned if I somehow misunderstood their position and they are, in fact, willing to have a video recording made.
Brown said today that he did not remember such a comment, but the remark has stuck with me as an antidote to the apologist venom that Rupp's racism was somehow overblown or misunderstood.
On my Christmas list to Santa I asked to Procrastinate less somehow I think he misunderstood what I meant because instead I have gained a best friend who doesn't deal with the ethos of GETTING ON WITH IT! Does anyone want a new friend?
She has felt misunderstood, assessed as somehow different, over and over, throughout her life.
What higher democracy can there be?" This line of "reasoning" has permeated the thinking of Arab rulers in which somehow they are the personification of a popular mandate and that democratisation is misunderstood by the wider population.
Somehow, I managed skillfully to tell all the stories ONLY from the perspective of poor misunderstood Middle Marnie.
Certainly, this broad definition of bodily engagement should not be misunderstood in a manner suggesting that virtually all forms of cognitive learning research could somehow be construed to qualify as embodied learning research.
