But she had undervalued him; even Tom could rise to an inspiration--when the sources of all other inspirations were eliminated.
Why even he that was so slighted, so disregarded, so undervalued by this ungodly one while he was in the world, he seeth Lazarus in Abraham's bosom.
Thou hast blasphemed God, thou hast undervaluedthe glory of his grace; thou hast, what in thee lieth, opposed the glorious design of heaven!
Wherefore else are commodities overvalued by the seller, and also undervalued by the buyer.
It is, however, quite possible that he undervalued the aesthetic side of man, and that he suffered by his attempt to starve it.
I almost trembled with delight: the man undervalued me, he had taken me at my own figure, and now, holding me in absolute contempt, he was going to begin on me.
As is usual with men of genius, however, he was undervalued by his contemporaries; and it was not until a hundred years later that he came to be recognized as the greatest furniture designer of his race.
In most houses the decorative importance of the hall is undervalued and the room itself is underfurnished and far less inviting and attractive than it could and should be.
Landor is strangelyundervalued in England; usually ignored; and sometimes savagely attacked in the Reviews.
Though he himself never wrote verses, he had some qualities which his friend the poet may have undervalued in comparison with the talent of modelling the symmetries of verse and adjusting the correspondences of rhyme.
I have never undervalued dress," she said, "as some girls do; I think it is a very important social influence.
But the Cambridge editors have certainly undervalued the augmented and amended text of the First Folio.
He had seen high-born gentlemen play a princely part in the society of artists, players, men whom public opinion undervalued and contemned.
My loss I did not in the least discover to any, knowing I should reap at first only some pitty, and afterwards be undervalued and disrespected.
Thus do I know I shall be vilified and undervalued even by such, that are so far from being capable of judging of Ingenuity, that they know not how to write Orthographically six words of sence in their own Mother-tongue.
Cecil may have undervalued him, or have been jealous of him, or suspected him as a friend of Essex; he certainly gave Bacon good reason to think that his words meant nothing.
The two men thoroughly disliked and undervalued one another.
Greek art eludes the imbeciles and ignorant who have always undervalued it.
Every tragical result of a sin is merely the vengeance of these moral forces, which the criminal had undervalued when he planned the deed.
But I overestimated your danger and undervalued Freyer.
If polite learning isundervalued by the mere man of science, it is perhaps over-rated by the mere man of letters.
Miss Frampton examined everything with a scrutinizing eye, undervaluedthem all, and took frequent occasions to say that they were far inferior to similar articles in Philadelphia.
I believe I have all my life undervalued myself; and this young lady has opened my eyes.
I met with him by accident, and for a time undervalued him; but I find, upon farther knowledge, that he can see into other people's secrets better than he can conceal his own.
I own that I have undervalued you, and you make me feel it, for that is what your conversation points at.
But they undervalued the keen-eyed vigilance of Wilder.
I may have undervalued the skill of the younker but, as to his years, there can be no great mistake.
It was well there remained among the friends he left behind a few who knew him for what he was, and who were unwilling that qualities often clouded during his life by an unhappy temperament should be undervalued or forgotten.
And it is idle to say that these men undervalued the religion in which they held the priesthood.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "undervalued" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
