Sentence examples for underestimated quality from inspiring English sources

It's an underestimated quality in really good players".

It is just a bit of fun, but what an underestimated quality fun is.

The most underestimated quality of successful stand-up comedians is how hard-working they are, which became clear as this joke evolved over two months.

In Switzerland, a country without systematic quality monitoring, we found that measuring proportions in control without evaluating whether physicians respond appropriately to poor risk factor control largely underestimated quality of care.

28 Again, this would have caused us to overestimate the level of quality received rather than underestimate it, although it is also possible that the self reports underestimated quality.

Therefore, the omission of age effects would tend to underestimate quality improvement, thus, overestimating quality-adjusted prices.

Some authors suggest that proxies (next-of-kin) may underestimate quality of life in their relatives [ 18, 23]; (d) finally, the present population included many patients with cardiovascular problems and elective surgery, that is, a group of not very sick patients that may not reflect the usual critical care group of patients.

All of which suggests that while Farr's exploration into the conjugal condition pointed us in the right direction, it exaggerated the importance of the institution of marriage and underestimated the quality and character of the marriage itself.

He is the epitome of kindness, an underestimated heroic quality.

Investec said: The market appears to have underestimated the quality of IMI's business model and its robustness through the downturn.

Abbott said it was true that at times in history Australians had "not felt as kindly towards Japan as we now do" but had never underestimated "the quality and the capacity of the Japanese people".