Sentence examples for underdog much from inspiring English sources

"I'm having a great camp". No matter what Gamburyan says or does leading into the bout, he's still likely to be seen as an overwhelming underdog, much as he was before he knocked out Brown.

Equally symbolic is the fact that Brown at the time an underdog much like Sanders is today ran on a comparable platform of overhauling the nation's campaign finance system.

Whereas the men's bracket looked devoid of a dominant team, or even those that most could confidently pen into their Final Four picks, the women's bracket suffers from its top-heaviness, with upsets and underdogs much harder to find.

I think we're all trying to just keep a positive attitude when things aren't going our way". Last year the Sailors were underdogs much of the year, but ended on a 16-match winning streak and didn't lose after the Santa Barbara TOC.

It's a great compliment when I say he treats "Topdog/Underdog" as much like a musical score as a play.

Yet these days it is also easy to forget that China was the underdog for much of the 20th century; even today China is less articulate on the global scene than Japan.

A 1989 Observer profile of Dahl (click here to read) examined how his life and losses had shaped his work; and the conclusion that Dahl was still driven by standing up for the underdog informs much of the resonance that children of all ages find in his stories.

Perhaps that's because he's been an underdog pretty much all his life.

"The goal of our show is to really advocate for the underdog as much as possible," Nightly Show Executive Producer Rory Albanese says.

We have been underdogs pretty much every time we have played.

Neither of those underdogs has much of a case to be among the nation's top four teams, leaving the committee choosing from Stanford (if it wins the Pac-12 title game vs. USC to take its record to 11-2) or Big Ten also-ran Ohio State.