Sentence examples for about to understand from inspiring English sources

Worse, the notion of longing reduces the complexity of Friedrich, whose dark genius I sometimes feel that I am about to understand, but then I don't.

This is the second thing you need to know about to understand Poland's post-2008 performance.

So I set about to understand what was wrong and how to make it better.

It is believed they will act as a powerful deterrent – and I was about to understand why.

Andy, you naughty boy! – and, just as Sue Barker got to speak to you, as my tears fell, and I was about to understand something for the first time in four hours, a neighbour ambled through the front door.

You don't get to capitalize on the memory of something you don't care enough about to understand.

"He actually cared about the truth and about coming to understand things," he said.

Be an active listener, think about and try to understand what is being presented.

It's more about trying to understand their psychology.

"It's about trying to understand someone else.

And to ask them I needed to know about Vietnam, to understand the civil war.