Sentence examples for term misunderstood from inspiring English sources

The excavation comes as part of an ongoing reëxamination of the character of the ill-favored Richard, with some historians taking the view that he is, to use a modern term, misunderstood — slandered by Thomas More and the Tudors and falsely immortalized by Shakespeare as a "bloody boar" and "the troubler of the poor world's peace".

The terms "misunderstood talent" and "bum career management" circulated.

Still, it is a term widely misunderstood.

Spain is actually a leading producer of brandy, that much abused and misunderstood term.

Radiation itself is a deeply misunderstood term, frequently conjuring up worrying associations with radioactivity in the public conscious.

One highlight of the book is a detailed description of medical equity, a somewhat confusing and misunderstood term, she said.

The draft recounted his advice to an Enron official that a forthcoming Enron press release should not describe certain losses as "nonrecurring" because the term could be misunderstood.

However, the ABI has reassured policy-holders that this "rather anachronistic" term is widely misunderstood, and that they will be covered by their policies.

Des Barres is intent on re-appropriating the "maligned and misunderstood" term, and addressing the assumption that the women were simply being used.

World catches of Great White Sharks from all causes are difficult to estimate, though it is known to have a relatively low intrinsic rebound potential I tend to agree with Robbins that the term could be misunderstood in that culls often occur when an animal is overpopulated.

It is a widely misunderstood term.