Sentence examples for long been underrated from inspiring English sources

Georges Michel, whose life spanned a crucial period in the history of French art, has long been underrated.

So Brazilian bankers and borrowers believe that a ratings upgrade is overdue.ANBID, the Brazilian investment bankers' association, argues that the country has long been underrated.

At 9 p.m., Here, 145 Avenue of the Americas, at Dominick Street, South Village, (212) 352-3101, here.org; $20. (Allan Kozinn) ★ 'Tosca' (Saturday and Tuesday) The straightforward but heartfelt soprano Patricia Racette has long been underrated, but her performance in a Met revival of Luc Bondy's production of "Tosca" in 2010 brought her the most notice she'd gotten in years.

The latter would be the kind of riff-forward song that showcased Smith's proficiency as a guitarist something he's long been underrated for and would be brought to the forefront on the band's sprawling album from 1987, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me.

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.

"I think Pakistan have been underrated for a long time, especially in the shorter form of the game," added Clarke.

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

Not long after declining the Catalans' offer, against the advice of his adviser, he said: "It could be that my personality had been underrated.

It's just done so much for the city and I think maybe for a long time it was underrated as a backdrop or a place to tell stories, but there's no lack of cinematography of where you can shoot and how to use the city...

Being underrated so long has helped him be even more highly rated now; his lack of a selling point has become his selling point; the absence of charm, his charm.

DC: VR is a new platform that was underrated for a long time and is finally coming to fruition.