Sentence examples for quite underestimated from inspiring English sources

The group we are in was quite underestimated, but that is often the case.

The son, 17 and quite athletic, underestimated the distance involved at the Met: his bouquet fell short of the stage and hit the principal bassoon.

However, most of the previous works convert crude biomass directly into carbon and the electrochemical capacitances for the resultant carbons are quite often underestimated as well as large variations in capacitances exist in literatures due to the complex nature of biomass, which practically hinder their applications.

But I believe Ed Miliband is being underestimated quite a lot.

No summer would be complete without the one song that makes you want to throw a wonky Frisbee with rampant glee, unabashedly sprint into the murky British sea and quickly run out again after having underestimated quite how chilly it still is, or, better still, pull a sickie on the hottest day of the year.

"It's quite possible we've underestimated the coca in Colombia," Anne Patterson, the American ambassador here, said last week.

Not every element of the Ireland job will suit him but Kidney is quite happy to be underestimated.

It's also easy to underestimate quite how difficult it is to create a decent-looking car.

Which is fun, even if the production seriously underestimates quite how exhausting it is to watch other people's hedonistic excesses.

Quite apart from underestimating the immense human costs of the dam, the court seems to have got its basic economics wrong.

After doing the same job for several years, it can be quite easy to underestimate the contributions that you've made to your organisation, according to Melbourne, Australia-based executive career coach Mary Goldsmith.