overappreciated

What is known around the world about Latin American art, she says—the Mexican Muralists like Diego Rivera, the surrealists like Roberto Matta, the overappreciated drama queen Frida Kahlo, and a few contemporary stars like Gabriel Orozco—is shallow and artificially dictated by the art market.

Derivative Works No More Judith H. Dobrzynski 2012

Also, despite the fact that it is totally not what the story is about, I was angry and annoyed at the understory, in which the older child (which I was) is overappreciated and made of Fail, and the younger child (unappreciated) is totally awesome.

He's No Book Expert, but He Knows What He Hates Doppelganger 2007

The action-oriented are not favourised by the educational system, and the ones oriented to knowledge are overappreciated.

The Brain, A Decoded Enigma Dorin T. Moisa

The bar for what counts as achievement has never before been set so low, which means that in the era of the overappreciated child, scandalizing one’s parents has become notoriously difficult.

Letters to the Editor 2006

The bar for what counts as achievement has never before been set so low, which means that in the era of the overappreciated child, scandalizing one’s parents has become notoriously difficult.

Letters to the Editor 2006