underappreciation造句

• I was certain a little pat on the back wouldn't do much to change feelings of overwork and underappreciation.
• Those 19th century traits _ resilience, growth, boosterism, a gnawing sense of underappreciation _ still attach themselves to Atlanta.
• Although regarded as one of the industry's finest comic actors, she's gone through fallow periods of underappreciation and depression.
• It concluded that the post-attack failures were " a result of an underappreciation of potential failure points rather than a deficient telecom infrastructure ."
• The other, more mundane movie, deals with the politics of university financing, the relationship between the faculty and the administration, and the underappreciation of the arts.
• In a reflective moment, Casamassima said he was motivated by " laziness " and his underappreciation for his own work, in addition to the enticingly decayed condition of the tombs.
• His doctoral dissertation was however ignored, and researchers point to the political views of his professors most prominently Ragnar Frisch strong socialist-leanings and Norwegian Labour Party affiliations and the post-World War political atmosphere as being perhaps the cause of this underappreciation.
• Had the Atlanta Braves not celebrated their three-game sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Division Series, it would have shown an underappreciation for what they had just accomplished : a record fifth straight trip to the National League Championship Series.