Sentence examples for is always underestimated from inspiring English sources

The role of luck and misfortune in pro sports is always underestimated.

But you're right, her skill as a writer is always underestimated.

But the budget is "always underestimated," and the government typically comes back to Parliament for supplementary financing.

If those who know him well did not say that he is always underestimated, it would be tempting to say that he was so busy running for office that he did not take the time to think about what he wanted to do in his third term.

In the case of pile-up, contact depth is always more than the total depth of indentation, thus the projected area is always underestimated.

The treatment effect is always underestimated.

"We're always underestimated.

"President Truman was always underestimated by his opponents.

Mr. Freud's paintings of flowers and landscapes are always underestimated when they are not ignored.

"But there's an advantage in that you're always underestimated.

"I think you and I share something in common: We're always underestimated," Mr. Bush said.