Sentence examples for largely underrated from inspiring English sources
This price is high considering that Morisot's work remains largely underrated, much like that of the other great female Impressionist, Eva Gonzalès.
"Space Acres" originally appeared on "Snide Remarks," one of two largely underrated albums he released on Blue Note in the 1990s.
"Canada" opens in 1960 in Great Falls, Mont., a frontier town Ford has written about before, most notably in his affecting and largely underrated 1990 novel "Wildlife," which begins with this: "In the fall of 1960, when I was 16 and my father was for a time not working, my mother met a man named Warren Miller and fell in love with him".
On the other hand, Don Waller of the Los Angeles Times asserted that the "largely underrated" album was just as much an "instant classic" as the band's debut.
From Robinson in Space (1996) through to the largely unseen and underrated The Dilapidated Dwelling (2000) and the recent Robinson in Ruins (2010), Keiller has been the most original geographical and political thinker in Britain, something little noticed partly because of his format, or partly because of a tone that lulled viewers into thinking they were watching some elegant, camp eccentricity.
So So Gay Magazine praised Trouble as an evolution from her previous album Perfectionist, and stated that Kills "remains largely unknown and underrated; astonishing considering the quality of her two albums.
Few actors played as many major Shakespearean roles as did Paul Rogers, a largely forgotten and seriously underrated performer, who has died aged 96.
After his studio-made 2010 buddy cop comedy Cop Out was critically savaged, Smith changed tack with a largely self-financed, self-distributed passion project: 2011's underrated religious thriller Red State, marking an experimental phase in his career.
But herbs remain underrated.
The "underrated genius" myth arose mainly out of the criticism of Rembrandt's art that was expressed after his death by some of his largely younger peers.
