Meanings of understate the case in English

To say that this is strange timing is to understate the case.

H H H H To call These New Puritans ambitious is to understate the case.

To say it blew with the force of ten thousand devils is to understate the case.

To say the treatment she received was rapid, efficient and thankfully effective is to understate the case.

To suggest that it doesn't have the charm of the original Godzilla is to understate the case.

To say it was a big disappointment personally and a major setback professionally is to understate the case.

To say that Kevin Spacey's response to allegations of sexual abuse is "problematic" would be to understate the case.

By stating that the World Health Organisation noted only an increase in childhood thyroid cancers and psychological problems is to understate the case.

That is understating the case; it is completely inappropriate and unethical.

I assure you, sir, that throughout I am understating the case.

But the evidence will convince him that I have understated the case against General Dyer.

It would be understating the case to argue that, i(...)

We have understated the case in every instance.'

But here Mr. Fyshe was understating the case.

When I say that the president knew and understood my colleagues very well, I am understating the case.

"Oh, that is a pity," Chenery said, rather low; understating the case.