Examples of using To be misunderstood in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Not to be misunderstood.
And to be great truly is to be misunderstood.
I don't want any of my words to be misunderstood.
I don't want to be misunderstood on this important subject.
However, you should be careful- you don't want to be misunderstood.
With my choice of words, I was just begging to be misunderstood.
I don't want to be misunderstood like that.
My misfortune is doubly severe from causing me to be misunderstood.
Jeff Bezos:‘If you cannot afford to be misunderstood, don't do anything new or innovative'.
Instead, this means, that like the character Ophelia, you tend to be misunderstood.
No one wishes to be misunderstood.
As both a brand and a creative entity,sometimes you need to be willing to be misunderstood.
But if you really have conviction that they're not right,you need to have that long-term willingness to be misunderstood.
If you cannot afford to be misunderstood, then for goodness' sake, don't do anything new or innovative.".
Last joint of third toe at an angle- You have the natural ability to deceive,as well as the propensity to be misunderstood.
You have to be willing to be misunderstood if you're going to innovate."-- Jeff Bezos.
He feels he has great need of friendship and understanding, but he is reluctant to confide in others, and when he does,expects to be misunderstood or even betrayed.
Now, I donʼt want my point to be misunderstood to mean that God Himself tempted Jesus to do evil.
But what makes our stories and experiences different is that we were born and raised in a country different than our parents,and this can cause us to be misunderstood when being viewed through a narrow lens.
But I do know what it feels like to be misunderstood, to have people expect the worst from you.
I do not want to be misunderstood: This is, of course, a very high amount, but in comparison to other asset classes, it's small.
The use of such a wordas‘beautiful' is even more apt to be misunderstood if you look at the linguistic form of sentences in which it occurs than most other words.
I do not want to be misunderstood- this is, of course, a very high amount, but in comparison to other asset classes, it's small.
Now, I donʼt want my point to be misunderstood to mean that God Himself tempted Jesus to do evil. That is untrue.
Since they tend to be misunderstood a lot in relationships, their professions are their go-to place to feel good, appreciated and successful.
When asked about how Apple tends to be misunderstood in the media, Cook emphasized that the company is dedicated to making great products, not blindly making money at all costs.