Sentence examples similar to understated aspect from inspiring English sources
One of the most dynamic and understated aspects of Hansel & Gretel is an interactive timeline illustrating the history of surveillance.
When it was first released in 1941, Ellen Buell of The New York Times called the book "one of the merriest we have had in a long time", praising the understated comedic aspect of the procession down Beacon Street, as well as McCloskey's "fine large pictures" which simultaneously demonstrate "economy of line" and "wealth of detail".
Misunderstandings of China's capabilities drive some to exaggerate and others to understate various aspects of China's national power.
(Goldman equally believes that China's vibrant but underreported service sector means its GDP can also be understated in some aspects).
I've long enjoyed the insightful pieces this publication offers and was pleased to see this particular topic being addressed, but as a professional genealogist, I felt that a few key aspects were understated or left out.
Mr. Ureña, who most recently shared the kitchen duties at the very quiet, understated Blue Hill in Greenwich Village, likes the Moroccan aspect of Marseille, France's most Arab-influenced city.
The contribution of sea urchins to our understanding of many aspects of basic biology cannot be understated [ 5].
The look was gray, formal, and understated.
Although these findings have been understated in the literature, we suggest that they are likely more than just an epiphenomenon, and may be an important, global aspect of the complex circadian orchestration of animal genomes.
