Sentence examples for underestimated man from inspiring English sources

Like Hollande, he was, and perhaps deserved to be, a much underestimated man.

That he has governed for 32 months is a tribute to the political skills of an underestimated man.

It was a triumph for its leader, Enda Kenny, for many years the most underestimated man in Irish politics, who will now become prime minister.

And yet, on that commercial flight, he runs into a key senator who, after a brief conversation, remarks that Hudson may be the most underestimated man in the country.

But also Willie Whitelaw [home secretary when Channel 4 was launched], a very shrewd and underestimated man, he saw what he liked in it and encouraged it through Thatcher.

And he was clearly right to note that the earth's resources are finite, though he vastly underestimated man's ingenuity in utilising them more efficiently, and at making new inventions.

Then he laughed heartily and added, "You may underestimate man's ability to do evil".

These included men's higher sociosexual orientation and number of lifetime sex partners, women's greater emotional attachment to casual sex partners, men's greater likelihood to overestimate women's sexual intent, women's greater likelihood to underestimate men's commitment intent, and differences in responses to emotional versus sexual infidelity.

Both men underestimated humanity's resourcefulness as well as its scientific and technological acumen in figuring out how to provide for its growing numbers.

So far, it looks as though Mahathir has underestimated his man.

Although, like Sir Geoffrey, he may have underestimated the man somewhat.