Sentence examples for much underrated from inspiring English sources

Willows are much underrated.

There is of course a generational gap, but the joys of bridging it are much underrated.

If you don't, I won't.'" When deciding to ally yourself to a campaign you are not part of, simply asking how best to provide support is much underrated.

I myself was as startled as everyone else, though not offended, and I thought Your Highness was funny and much underrated.

A work of considerable grandeur, it was much underrated in its day, and considerable claims are made for it in a documentary accompanying this handsomely restored version that features Miklós Rózsa's original music.

Korean food is not so much underrated outside the country as not rated at all.

There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy.

wattsgallery.org.uk (01483 810235) Brian Cox Actor Regent's Park Open Air Theatre London NW1 It has, in the past, been consistently underrated with so much theatre going on, but on a warm summer's night, there is nothing more blissful than sitting in Regent's Park and listening to Shakespeare or Sondheim wafting over the Rose Gardens.

Kovalev has power, that much is for sure but his pure boxing skills are underrated and he should have too much for Pascal wherever the fight goes.

Much like sorry, saying thanks is underrated.

"I don't think that he's overrated, as much as that many other writers are underrated.