Sentence examples for would be misunderstood from inspiring English sources

Tea could pose a problem: my presence would be misunderstood, at the very least.

Did we think our need to wonder aloud communally would be misunderstood as warning signs?

But Karzai had long opposed aerial eradication, saying it would be misunderstood as some sort of poison coming from the sky.

"He saw that it was important and thought that it would be misunderstood later, so he wanted to record the immediate perceptions of what he saw".

"Somebody on Twitter said, 'I can't believe we've lost Paisley to the left.' I was like: 'I didn't know I was anybody's to lose.' But I knew that the song would be misunderstood".

He was widely known for his argument that the works of ancient philosophers contain deliberately concealed esoteric meanings whose truths can be comprehended only by a very few, and would be misunderstood by the masses.

He was self-conscious, and he lacked confidence; he felt he'd be misunderstood".

I was still keeping the things that are really really real out of my songs, for fear they'd be misunderstood.

When Bernie Sanders ended months of speculation about whether and how gracefully—he would endorse Hillary Clinton for president, he didn't take any chances he'd be misunderstood.

(Rumsfeld later claimed that he'd been misunderstood, but his answer was a model of unambiguous lucidity).

(Mr. Santorum later said that he'd been misunderstood, that he was stumbling over his words and it just sounded like he said "black").