| He looked more like an underslept pettifogger than like a big-city lawyer. |
| A brilliant quick-fix gel to improve the appearance of hungover, unwell, stressy, overworked or underslept skin. |
| Japan is a very underslept nation – either the most underslept in the world or the second most, after Korea, depending on which study you read – so you might expect them to need such a drastic solution. |
| One hormone, ghrelin, which triggers appetite in humans, was found at higher levels in people who regularly underslept. |
| It doesn't seem to occur to her that her mother friends, stuck at home, overextended and underslept, may feel neglected by her, too. |
