Sentence examples for slightly understated from inspiring English sources

"This was my reaction against the Englishness of English painting which so greatly valued a slightly understated, tentative figuration".

In the first quarter of 2001, the company said, it slightly understated its revenue, originally reporting revenue of $308 million but later saying it was $327.8 million.

And that was a pity, because the slightly understated performance was interesting in the way the three leads acted their roles primarily through movement, from freshly funny mime sequences that recalled silent-film performing to the three character-setting solos, danced by Mr. Ulbricht and Mr. Angle with Damian Woetzel in the Latin-syncopated final solo.

I find colors to be correct, but slightly understated.

bThe width of the estimated CI is taken to be the same as the width of the unadjusted estimate, so may be slightly understated.

cThe width of the estimated CI is taken to be the same as the width of the unadjusted estimate, so may be slightly understated.

Thus, the table may slightly understate the number of potentially affected workers.

"He's hitting.500 with runners in scoring position," Piniella said, slightly understating Suzuki's.521 average.

It won't surprise you to learn that I think that "slightly reducing choice and convenience" might slightly understate the case, given what we know about how Medicaid generates its current savings.

These numbers slightly understate the rate of classification changes because each report may be affected by multiple classification changes.

"Somewhat understated, extremely elegant.