underappreciate造句

• Count moi among those who continue to underappreciate him.
• In spite of all the evidence, people underappreciate or, more often, ignore the political implications of the therapeutic character of Nazism and of the use of medical metaphors in modern democracies.
• And go back further, say, 20 years, and you'll see " what investors largely underappreciate, " said Duncan W . Richardson, chief equity investment officer at Eaton Vance.
• Those who have returned to writing him off now that his battle is against President Clinton probably underestimate or underappreciate Sen . Dole's passion for a fight and his lust to cap a long political career as the 43rd holder of the title, president of the United States.
• In his introduction, Neill, who is president of the South Street Seaport Museum in New York and author of eight books, writes, " If we have paid a great deal of attention to the history and legends of the American West, we have tended to underappreciate the other wide open spaces that shaped our history ."
• "People underappreciate the dangers that a severe hurricane would really pose to communities because people just aren't able to suspend their disbelief for a moment and say,'We could really be hit by a terrific hurricane, "'said Marty McGough, who administered the poll for Penn, Schoen & amp; Berland Associates in Washington.