Sentence examples for difficult to underplay from inspiring English sources
However, the distinguishing feature of the emigrant-origin citizen is residence, which is difficult to underplay even in the age of communication and convenient transportation.
"While this all sounds very negative and difficult – which it is, and I don't want to underplay the impact of it – we do have ambitious plans to grow our economy".
Above all, he urged the singers to underplay their roles.
Kate Millett is not one to underplay the sturm and drang.
It's not to underplay Gordon's talents.
"The Japanese government has always tended to underplay accidents.
"Women tend to underplay what they've done," she said.
Mr. Schrock likes to underplay the choice of location.
He tends to underplay his knowledge, acting less informed than he is.
After Bloomberg's announcement, Giuliani supporters were quick to underplay his success as mayor.
To underplay or not to underplay their qualifications to prospective employers -- that is the question facing many white-collar job hunters these days.
