Sentence examples for perpetually underestimated from inspiring English sources

Edwards's father rose to become a mill supervisor, but with only a high school degree, he was perpetually underestimated by the college grads around him.

Hence the long odds against New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who might otherwise have been an obvious pick, and the even longer odds against the perpetually underestimated (though not, one assumes, by veterans of Romney's 2008 campaign) Mike Huckabee, who might otherwise have been an interesting dark horse choice.

The notion also involves perpetually underestimating not so much the strength of Trump's ideology which doesn't exist in the French sense; you need to be willing to form ideas in order to have an ideology as wildly underestimating his instinct for authoritarianism.

"We're always underestimated.

Having underestimated the strength of the American economy in 1993, financial markets may now repeat the mistake with respect to Germany and Japan.Robust global growth is good news for firms and workers, but a danger for investors who have been betting on perpetually low inflation and low interest rates.

I underestimated Baghdadi.

I underestimated Tyra.

Her contribution is underestimated.

"We underestimated the difficulties.

His enemies underestimated him.

"We all underestimated him.