That's mostly accurate, but it also undersells what lies within.
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And for once, Black Mirror undersells a scenario's potential horror.
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A look at the national picture likely undersells Trump's strength.
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That notion drastically undersells how strong a position Warren is actually in.
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His title, director of the Office of Presidential Personnel, undersells his widening influence.
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Calling it "Medicare-for-all" actually undersells the ambitions of the Conyers bill.
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An accounting of Hield's on-the-court achievements undersells how compelling he is.
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In some ways, Cooper's question actually undersells the amount of money Clinton received.
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But that response undersells the skill required to be a truly great Mercy player.
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But "20183 million" is just a number, and it undersells what's really going on here.
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It's essentially a patch, but that word undersells the extent of what will be tweaked.
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This positioning, though, both oversells his importance and undersells the immediate experience of watching him.
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That label, though, undersells what took place here in the cool breeze of early evening.
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Though to call Night Music a rom-com undersells the book's compelling coming-of-age storylines.
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The Cavaliers won in overtime, 140-135, a score that somehow undersells how it came about.
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But this undersells the political diversity of the Juggalo community, and its commitment to combatting discrimination.
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It's a fair point, but he undersells the benefits of connecting family and friends around the world.
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But as wild as that pitch might sound, it also undersells the excellence of this Netflix original.
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I just said it's a lot, but really that undersells how complicated multitasking can get on an iPad.
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But this trope is based on a long-debunked idea that undersells how unusual and interesting real swarms are.
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Bontà means "goodness" in Italian, but the term undersells how outstanding the gelato is at this popular local business.
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A narrow elevator bank tucked into a corner of the Arlo SoHo hotel lobby undersells this generous-size bar.
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The Trump era has led to a lot of amazing, compulsively readable journalism that undersells Trump's ability to keep secrets.
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CreditCreditLandon Nordeman for The New York Times Robin Arzón is a fitness instructor, but that label undersells her star power.
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But that simplistic description drastically undersells what Leveaux, Rudzinski, and the production and lighting designers accomplished with this live production.
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Again though, this likely undersells the number of Clinton states impacted because of how many immigrants here illegally reside in Texas.
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But believing that everyone is or must become, like, actively or productively creative really undersells the value of other ways of being.
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It's easy to call Earth a Minecraft game by way of Pokémon Go, but that undersells what the game is actually doing.
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But, as with so many things when it comes to Trump, this tendency toward normalization undersells the historic anomaly we are witnessing.
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This success rate undersells Biden because the people winning in endorsements who went on to lose were trailing in the national polls.
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A "sense of accomplishment" is an expression that grossly undersells the thrill of finishing a race as special and difficult at the Barkley.
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Even that undersells all that Moore, Seimone Augustus, Rebekkah Brunson, Lindsay Whalen and, since 2015, Sylvia Fowles have accomplished under Coach Cheryl Reeve.
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Given the scale of the crowd, and the interest, there is a compelling case to be made that description undersells it a little.
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To say that it went as expected would be an understatement, if only because it arguably undersells what people were actually expecting from the whole thing.
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To conservationists, the law isn't perfect, but measuring its effectiveness solely by the number of species taken off the endangered or threatened lists undersells its successes.
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The closest I get it "playable Hollywood action sequence" but even that feels off in a way that undersells what it feels like to actually play the game.
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Instead, it emphasized its reach outside TV itself — which might be true but also undersells the smart choices The CW has made in putting together its 2017-'18 lineup.
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Calling it a mobile productivity device and a versatile 2-in-1, as Lenovo does, really undersells the magnitude of what this Chinese company has achieved with the Yoga Book.
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Wolfe's reputation for density and difficulty may have scared some readers away, while also encouraging careful rereading and enthusiastic exegesis from his most devoted fans — but that reputation undersells the pleasure found in his writing.
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The title, Logos, is a reference to the Greek concept of logic or reason, which on a surface level undersells the project of Chavez's lyrics, which occasionally take big concepts, but finds the humanity in them.
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Saying that THX dropped the sheet music for its theme sound kind of undersells what that sheet music looks like:"Deep Note" is more like the mindboggling notation of avant-garde composer Iannis Xenakis than Johann Sebastian Bach.
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But that undersells what is an unwitting wider influence: With every answered question and shared strategy, they act as screen-named guides to a lucrative world governed by "Megabonus" promotions and fine print, category changes and free night certificates.
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But the problem with going through Kingdom Hearts III in this fashion is that it undersells the way all of these things, story and combat and music and Disney side attractions, are subsumed by the general vibe of Kingdom Hearts.
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That undersells the fantastic control he had over his instrument, though, and the vast nuance he could slip between the lines: Just listen to a delicate decade-old acoustic take on "Black Hole Sun," or his tender, shivery cover of Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U" from 2015.
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Basketball historians will one day marvel at the fact that James, from 2009-10 to 2019-20, averaged remarkable 26.9 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 7.7 assists per game, a stat line that is unmatched by any other player in that span, yet still undersells James' impact.
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Characterizing the results of the post-2010 shift as merely "hard times" (to use Stewart's words) greatly undersells how poisoned the political landscape has become, thanks in large part to those who claim we needed only to compromise and cross the aisle and shake the hands of our political enemies.
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More important, it decentralized its media operations, keeping its feeds flush with content made by autonomous production units from West Africa to the Caucasus—a geographical range that illustrates why it is no longer accurate to refer to the group merely as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a moniker that undersells its current breadth.
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In the weeks before Christmas, the number of ships increases and the containers full of plastic general merchandise from China and elsewhere proliferate, and the trucks take the general merchandise out into other parts of the country and it undersells local stores and businesses and no one knows what to do because, after all, it's cheaper.
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"Some recent tweets" undersells what Thorin was saying: a full-throated defense of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who's spent years peddling, among other things, a lie that 2012's Sandy Hook mass shooting, where 20 children between the ages of six and seven years old were gunned down, was an elaborate false flag operation by the government, and the grieving parents were crisis actors.
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National Review's John Fund points out the difficult spot that Republican leadership is in on Twitter: Biggest obstacle to House health bill: 7 GOP senators on fence - 4 who said didn't adequately protect Medicaid, 3 who say bill too generous If anything, Fund's tweet undersells the challenge leading Republicans face in building the coalition to get to the 51 votes they'll need at a minimum to get Trumpcare through reconciliation.
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