Sentence examples for very underappreciated component from inspiring English sources

"Chemistry exists or it doesn't," he said, "and I think casting is a very underappreciated component of filmmaking".

And in another long riff on the same theme, Sides and McGhee specifically cite a very underappreciated electoral factor: "Democratic votes are increasingly concentrated in urban areas where they are more likely to waste votes with large majorities".

"His movies are very underappreciated," Mr. Norton said midway through his pear salad.

While the focus for Postecoglou's side is their possession game, playing out from the back and their constant desire to attack, it is pressing which is often an underappreciated component.

We have to be vigilant in our efforts to prevent such laws from taking hold, and we ought to use our nation's considerable political clout to pressure others to stop making and enforcing laws that remove the most important and underappreciated component of religious freedom--freedom from religion.

Regulation of protein function by dephosphorylation is an important but still underappreciated component of signal transduction networks (43).

Hormone disruption is a major, underappreciated component of the plant chemical arsenal, and the historical coevolution between hormone-disrupting plants and herbivores will have both increased the susceptibility of carnivores and diversified the sensitivities of herbivores to man-made endocrine disruptors.

Inspiration is a very small component.

"It's a very important component".

"And there's often a very clear component of denial.

"It is a very big component of GDP.