Sentence examples for undervalued items from inspiring English sources
Paula Amato of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., also goes to consignment stores and thrift shops, but she says that more often than not, she finds undervalued items on eBay and flips them for a tidy profit.
The NFT season presents core Poe films - including such undervalued items as Gordon Hessler's grand guignol 1971 Murders in the Rue Morgue and the silent Faustian exercise The Student of Prague - and an especially useful selection of the many great short adaptations of his stories (Jan Svankmajer's subjective camera Pit and the Pendulum is a stunner).
For new collectors, however, the chance of finding a "sleeper", or a rare item undervalued by its seller, is now highly unlikely, particularly in the world of Chinese erotic art.
In our minds, a handcrafted object is either perceived as an art object for museums or a charity gift item that's undervalued and disposable.
John F. Duffy, a law professor at George Washington University, thinks that Mr. Bessen and Mr. Meurer have undervalued the profits made from patented items, though he acknowledged that a vast majority of patents are worthless.
"We're undervalued, overlooked".
Is WCM itself undervalued?
They are still undervalued.
"Everyone sees them as undervalued.
"They were undervalued," she said.
