Sentence examples for is a massive understatement from inspiring English sources

To say there are split loyalties is a massive understatement.

To say there's something of a disconnect is a massive understatement.

Beecham says that to call him unhappy about the delay is "a massive understatement".

To say the Coalition caught Whitehall off guard is a massive understatement.

To say that journalism is in trouble is a massive understatement: decreased revenues, layoffs, newspaper closures, all show a field perilously close to the end.

Clegg paints the delegates a picture of his first day as deputy prime minister: "To say the coalition caught Whitehall off guard is a massive understatement".

"To say I was immediately mesmerized would be a massive understatement," Mr. Sullivan said.

To say that what followed this decision was a shitstorm would be a massive understatement.

Williams says: "To say it turned out better than expected would be a massive understatement.

To say that there's a lot riding on Skyfall would be a massive understatement.

"Made them second-guess what they were going to do," Davis said in what was a massive understatement.