Sentence examples for and underrate from inspiring English sources
But their official titles both overrate and underrate their authority.
They tend to overrate the easy and underrate the raw.
(It is a sobering thought that we might generally tend to overrate censure and underrate praise because of the regression fallacy).
Studies have shown that teenagers tend to overrate their driving skills and underrate risks on the road, and have more trouble multitasking — talking to friends, listening to the radio and texting are particularly hazardous.
My pet peeve is how frequently people overrate cable dramas and underrate network sitcoms, and this show is Exhibit A. 2. I'll be reviewing Season 2 of "Girls" soon enough, but that show certainly qualifies as the best series about which I have read the most annoying essays.
My pet peeve is how frequently people overrate cable dramas and underrate network sitcoms, and this show is Exhibit A. I'll be reviewing Season 2 of "Girls" soon enough, but that show certainly qualifies as the best series about which I have read the most annoying essays.
Queens, the long forgotten and underrated borough to the east.
As for me, she overrates my knowledge and underrates my selfishness.
Nelson P. Repenning et al. Articulating what problem you're trying to solve is an important (and underrated) management skill.
The hype over the genome race thus both overrates and underrates Venter's career.
Cubs management made two big mistakes: overrating Broglio, who was hurt, and underrating Brock, who was young.
