Sentence examples for have been underrated from inspiring English sources

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

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

And there is increasing consensus that this prodigiously gifted musician may have been underrated as a composer during his lifetime.

Karl Rove contends that this is one reason that Reagan and Bush have been underrated by the media elite, whose prejudices are still manufactured mainly in the East.

The stocks have been underrated for so long that their valuations may account for all of the bad news but very few of the positive developments.

And their on-field futility has led to an unlikely conclusion: Manning, who has won the N.F.L.'s Most Valuable Player award an unprecedented four times but has not played this season because of a neck injury, might actually have been underrated all these years.

Perhaps more important, the fact that the national polls now suggest a slight lead for Mr. Obama removes one of the better reasons to think that our forecast might have been underrating Mr. Romney's chances.

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

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

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

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