Sentence examples for perennially underrated from inspiring English sources

Among the big houses, Taittinger is perennially underrated.

Not far behind him has been another Northampton forward, the perennially underrated Phil Dowson.

In general, the capacity of large wealthy societies to allow festering problems to go un-addressed seems perennially underrated.

Perennially underrated, yet purveyors of some of rock's most enticingly radio-friendly fare, much of their appeal is down to sometime lead singer Colin Blunstone.

'Too beautiful'… 'ex-fashion model'… Will perennially underrated Diane Kruger finally throw off such disparaging tags with her new film, The Infiltrator?

(Goode carries on the tradition in sovereign performances of Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, and Chopin, his self-effacing tastefulness causing him to be perennially underrated).

Just underrated.

In a word: underrated.

It was underrated.

Courage is underrated.

Michael Dickerson: vastly underrated.