Sentence examples for grossly underrated from inspiring English sources
But Romney's victory is grossly underrated.
So far, this challenge is grossly underrated in the current political debate.
In "Reflections in a Silver Spoon: A Memoir," Mellon wrote, "British sporting art has been grossly underrated".
Werner Drewes, who died in 1985, remains a grossly underrated early Modernist painter and printmaker, at least on the evidence of a single, dynamic geometric abstract from 1937 at Robert Henry Adams Fine Art.
I think they're often grossly underrated.
While it never comes close to the screwball charm of Hepburn and Co's outing, this is still a great musical... and one that's previously been grossly underrated.
Their impression, Robert S. Norris notes, shaped many early histories, grossly underrating his role.
While it would grossly underrate the talents of many forwards to characterize them simply as big men who win the ball, those remain the basics of the job.
"Parenthood" is underrated.
