Sentence examples for greatly underrated from inspiring English sources
Hannibal, the greatly underrated follow-up, goes further into Lecter's disturbed and brilliant psyche than any of the film adaptations.
Only the greatly underrated Bruce Anderson and the Daily Mail sketchwriter Quentin Letts possess the ear to do this nowadays.
In his greatly underrated 2006 biography of Nicole Kidman, the film critic David Thomson explained why he had made the surprising decision not to meet the actress in the course of his research.
PJ, via email Almost unknown and greatly underrated, Paul Mounsey produces some of the most exciting music I've ever heard - gorgeous Celtic melodies delivered in a Latin style, with instrumentation to die for.
Elsewhere, the gaze is more contemplative: the greatly underrated Homer Sykes, who is best known for his often witty images of Britain's more esoteric folk traditions, catches a glum girl eating ketchup-drenched chips outside a burger stall.
Plus, it must be remembered that when Francois Truffaut's extended interview of Alfred Hitchcock was published in 1967, the director, with his best work behind him, was greatly underrated especially by American critics.
But herbs remain underrated.
"Underrated?" Rodriguez said.
Hugely underrated performer.
His movement is very underrated.
