Sentence examples similar to we undervalued from inspiring English sources

Are we undervaluing the customer who shops in this store?

We undervalue, perhaps, the experienced lover, as against the rookie.

Third: Do we undervalue the talent for self-criticism the women display in that video?

She believes we undervalue this secular tradition and the Greeks' part in it.

Writing last year in The Atlantic Monthly, Mr. Brands put it this way: "In revering the founders, we undervaluing ourselves and sabotage our own efforts to make improvements -- necessary improvements -- in the republican experiment they began.

We undervalue information.

In a culture obsessed with the mind, we undervalue the wisdom of our bodies.

When we undervalue books, we undercut publishers and authors, even if we don't realize we're doing so.

And Meacham says that we undervalue the president's bold moves and steady hand in his first year as president, when he helped to prevent the Great Recession from collapsing into a worldwide second Great Depression.

To critics, the verdict is yet another reminder that we undervalue black humanity and overvalue gun rights, at least when those guns are used by some members of society against certain others.

If we focus on what we can't control, we erroneously create feelings of helplessness--erroneous because we are blaming ourselves for failing at something that was never in our power to begin with, and in so doing, we undervalue or even ignore the aspects of the situation which we handled well when the ball was in our court.