Sentence examples for understated issue from inspiring English sources

After portraying a depressed teen for a month, I was able to better see from the eyes of the tormented and really understand how cyberbullying is an understated issue.

Chiming in to what Renata and Rob were saying, you understated [the issue].

My guess is that wild fish — which is in general endangered and cannot in good conscience be eaten as often as I, for one, would like to — is far more beneficial than farm-raised fish, which has mostly understated environmental issues.

But in this case, the Republicans understated the number of issues on which the president has claimed to be in the dark.

But owners say these counts may far understate the issue.

"Created considerable interest" is, to understate the issue, an understatement.

Irish Sinn Fein MEP Lynn Boylan said the UK government was trying to "understate" the issue of the Irish border, and is "yet to understand" a deal cannot be reached without agreement on an Irish backstop.

But this, it seems to me, understates the issue.

A contrary trend, to overstate the climate problem and understate the issues in dealing with it, is less fully in flower on the left but is easy to spot.

The understated, futuristic uniforms issued to sailors on the Prada Challenge sloop are sought after by Aucklanders and by other crews -- now more than ever since Prada has vanquished 10 other teams for the right to face Team New Zealand in the America's Cup, beginning Saturday.

Yet throughout the summer this three-mile stretch of the River Itchen, crisscrossing the water meadows of Hampshire near Winchester, has been propelled from understated idyll to burning issue.