Sentence examples for woefully underappreciated from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Levinson makes a persuasive case that the container has been woefully underappreciated.
Yet for all this, Friedrich Nietzsche is woefully underappreciated by the fashionistas of contemporary media atheism.
But New Yorkers also use the subway for another purpose that goes woefully underappreciated: as reading room.
Even in translation, he expanded the vocabulary available to pop songwriters, yet he remains woefully underappreciated as an artist in his own right.
That kind of talk rankled the Evert supporters, like Jim R. from Seattle, who wrote: "Looking at the vote totals, it is clear that Chris Evert is woefully underappreciated and her skills underrated.
Here is one of Davies' lesser known pieces of perfection: "Oklahoma, U.S.A.," from the Kinks' woefully underappreciated country rock album "Muswell Hillbillies".
More often than not these skeletal teams are overworked, underappreciated, and woefully under-funded.
Her efforts were underappreciated.
The Titans are underappreciated.
Khrushchev has often been underappreciated.
