Sentence examples for underrate for from inspiring English sources

From PoliticsHome's Paul Waugh PM tells Press Gallery the Opposition "which I don't underrate for one moment" is "not engaged" in central arguments of UK politics.

5) Le'Veon Bell, 6-1  230, Michigan State I think Bell is underrated for even this spot.

Those who do – such as Michael Frayn and Sarah Waters – are sometimes underrated for their skills.

Late in the game, fans paid Lin — who has been famously underrated for years — the ultimate compliment.

I do think that Pessac-Léognan is highly underrated for its reds, but possibly its best values are in the $25 to $50 category.

In one sense, Anthony said he felt he was "underrated for my skills and my talent" after leading Syracuse to the N.C.A.A. championship as a freshman this year.

"It's funny how getting older – or being overlooked and underrated for more than two decades – can make you change your ambitions.

The stocks have been underrated for so long that their valuations may account for all of the bad news but very few of the positive developments.

While this accurately reflects the population's boundless enthusiasm for Santa, presents and chomping on mince pies, it can be hard to decipher which of films are worth dedicating your Christmas Eve to - and those which are underrated for good reason.

"So very English and yet so essentially French, so vehement and yet so whispery, so underrated for a man who was, in the 60s, a 'household face', so very electronic for a folk singer, so populist for one so aloof and didactic.

In her collection of essays Changing My Mind, she notably dissects the "gifts of David Foster Wallace" in his fiction, questions her situation as a writer and a reader between Nabokov's idea of an authorial supremacy and Barthes' dismissal of the author, and discusses how E.M. Forster has been terribly underrated for the past couple of decades.