underdog造句

"I identify with the underdog," he said.

All these reasons make 6 a bit of an underdog.

What happened to users who bought the underdog technology?

If there's one thing Americans are good at, it's playing the underdog.

Microsoft, increasingly the underdog in a range of markets, had a glimpse of good news over the weekend.

Both teams are fast and very dynamic although South Korean team is the underdog in this match.

In the U.S., people tend to admire Bruce Lee's success at bridging cultures and his role as the underdog, both in his movies and in real life.

This homemade banner greeted the world's best player, Lionel Messi, as he strode onto the pitch for Saturday's Copa America quarterfinal between heavily favored Argentina and underdog Uruguay.

McCain has taken a new approach this week, positioning himself as an underdog in the presidential race fighting for Americans facing tough economic times.

Even someone recovering from surgery has an opinion about the starlet’s affair, the underdog in the playoffs or the big election around the corner.

He is seen as the cheerful underdog, who, despite suffering from prostate cancer and hip problems that require he walk with a cane, appears relaxed and smiling.

Though it is depressingly rare for the underdog to win in the real world, I'd like to cling to the idea that when they do, they have something special to offer that the overdog does not.

I was rooting for Aliya partly because I'd met her, partly because I actually recognized her on stage and partly because, as an ethnic minority, she would be an underdog, despite her looks.

For fans, it helps to explain why a win by a No. 1 seed over an unranked challenger is no big deal, while underdog victors like the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team are so electrifying.