Sentence examples for least appreciated from inspiring English sources
"I think Mickey would have at least appreciated that".
THE Ozarks are America's least appreciated mountain range.
One of the best hopes for a prosperous Afghanistan is also the least appreciated: Iran.
"Traffic enforcement agents are among the most important and least appreciated public servants," Commissioner Kelly said.
This is maybe his most misanthropic picture, and one of the least appreciated.
The muscadet, lemony and light, captures the virtues of one of the Loire's least appreciated wines.
Great thanks to Melvyn Douglas; I think he is one of the least-appreciated actors the screen has ever used.
Eat some of the best and least-appreciated food in Bristol in the attached cafe, where a recent refurbishment incorporates old programmes as table covers.
Watch the entire episode and you will find yourself in the company of some fantastic jumpsuits and Robin Russell, one of funk's least-appreciated masters.
Steven Galbraith, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, reckons that falling tax rates have been one of the least-appreciated factors behind the rise in corporate profits in recent years.
In fact, in an article titled "Do the Democrats Have a Prayer?" in The Washington Monthly last June, Amy Sullivan argued that precisely because Mr. Bush has already "maxed out" his support among conservative evangelicals, it is precisely "religious moderates" who have become "one of the least-appreciated swing constituencies in the country".
