Sentence examples for clearly understated from inspiring English sources
(Pakistan's clearly understated figure is twenty-six thousand).
In all her work Grenville treads a precarious line between darkness and superb comedy, from the extraordinary Lilian's Story (1985) and its sequel, Dark Places (1994), to her clearly understated novel The Idea of Perfection (1999).
Nor have the Beijing government nor the Ministry of Health acted yet to correct, in public, their clearly understated disease numbers for Beijing, though officials have privately pledged to do so quickly.
That $900 billion covers a broad range of activities, including lotteries, jai alai, pari-mutuel betting on horses and dogs, church and secular bingo, sports betting and more yet it clearly understates the gambling total.
It can't be understated: McCain's choice CLEARLY indicates that all the talk you've heard about the polls tightening are hoo-hah.
"Porsche's operative earnings before taxes developed most satisfactorily," the company said in a press release topped with the rather understated title, "Porsche-Group profit clearly up again".
The big difference I have with the doubters is that they believe the IPCC reports seriously overstate the impact of human emissions on the climate -- whereas the actual observed climate data clearly show they dramatically understate the impact.
Clearly, what has often been described as Mr. Caine's deadpan expression served him well in his understated portrayal of Dr. Larch.
He is clearly in awe of Rosenzweig and allows him to tell his story, which is impressive in an understated way.
It is likely that this study understated the actual level of discrimination against gay and lesbian homeseekers because the landlord may not have clearly ascertained the sexual orientation of the couples inquiring about the housing.
If he was clearly happy to divest himself of that millstone, then his acknowledgment of the generous applause from a sparse crowd was understated: but then he has always been an understated batsman.
