Sentence examples for more underrated than from inspiring English sources

There's no MC more underrated than Andre Benjamin.

In all the swooning at Thriller's album sales and Jackson's pre-surgery beatitude, Dangerous risks becoming even more underrated than it is now.

Is there a more underrated player?

Wilson, by the way, is one of the more underrated players in the game.

NO. 18 CLEMSON AT NO. 14 SOUTH CAROLINA 7 45 p.m., ESPN One of the more underrated rivalries in college football.

Feels like one of the more underrated shows of the year to me, but then I love it.

Radioland builds on that collaboration, but rather than settling for a straightforward recreation of one of the electronic pioneers' more underrated albums, it uses it as a starting point, taking the motifs and melodies (and the moments of silence), and reinterpreting them.

(Alma mater!) Seriously though, has there been a more underrated first overall pick of the past 10 years?

A simple design, originally nothing more than an underrated punctuation mark, now coming to symbolize something much more meaningful.

Darker in tone and more harrowing than its reputation allows, Sabotage is arguably the most underrated of Hitchcock's still undervalued British period.

But director Joseph L Mankiewicz was more than happy with Simmons: "An enormously underrated girl.