For any young black boy growing up in a poor community (where role models are not in plentiful supply) it would be dangerous to understate that particular benefit of comprehensive education.
Detectorists has a particular understated feeling that feels specifically British – is this a type of comedy you are particularly drawn to or does it derive from your own experience?
And state polls, in particular, understated Mr. Trump's support in the decisive Rust Belt region, in part because those surveys did not adjust for the educational composition of the electorate ― a key to the 2016 race.
She is soft-spoken and effortlessly charming in that understated way that betokens a particular kind of well-bred, upper-middle-class, English background.
Fox News chief Roger Ailes is said to have called star Fox News host Bill O'Reilly "a book salesman with a TV show". Though Ailes isn't known for understating things, this particular judgment appears a bit mild, if last night's edition of "The O'Reilly Factor" is any indication.
In particular, Greece had dramatically understated its public deficit.
A shrewd propagandist with an understated though commanding presence, he showed particular talent in bringing together terrorist elements under the umbrella of his loose movement.
The impact from this particular museum cannot be understated: the nation's flagship science museum is a staging ground for exhibits all across the country.
But what made this season's collection stand out in particular were the more understated pieces in black and white.
Be careful in using these numbers as accounting conventions for banks may vary – in particular, derivative exposures are arguably understated in United States banks' published accounts relative to European banks).
In particular, Sally Hawkins succeeds in creating a compellingly understated and almost convincing character out of an ingénue strike leader who outwits corporate bosses, union fat cats and Barbara Castle.
