Sentence examples for had been underrated from inspiring English sources

Lifetime executives saw her as a promising talent who had been underrated because she was a woman.

They demonstrated that they had been underrated by the commentators, who predicted that nobody would be able to reach the desirable contract of seven diamonds.

Not long after declining the Catalans' offer, against the advice of his adviser, he said: "It could be that my personality had been underrated.

The aim of the psychological studies that first made the voice of care audible was to recognize and understand the capacities for moral judgment of women whose competency had been underrated.

But my premise when I wrote about Mr. Christie in 2011 was that conservatives had been underrating how moderate Mr. Christie was — perhaps because they were so desperate at that time to find alternatives to Mr. Romney and their other candidates.

This biography of Winston Churchill's wife, Clementine, argues that her influence has been underrated.

Fred Jackson has been underrated by many the past few seasons, including by his own coaches.

It must mean that the rest of our players have been underrated.

When he suggests utilitarianism has been underrated, Greene has a point.

He has been underrated and underappreciated for a player who has rewritten the record book.

In the divisions that formed long ago in sport fishing circles, many game fish have been underrated.