Sentence examples for always be understood from inspiring English sources

(Any reference to "the camera" when you're talking about 3-D shots should always be understood as "two cameras").

The film correctly shows that the accent was so thick, and his speech so hesitant, that Turner could not always be understood when giving lectures.

(Both "benefiting" and "avoiding harm" can here, though not always, be understood as forms of beneficence).

But the stock market should always be understood as what it is: a sideshow to the real economy.

But the way need not always be understood as relativization to a particular substantive as we see from examples such as "good for use in making cheesecake" or "good for Alfred" (Thomson 1997, 278).

However, Boyle does not on this account rule out substantial forms altogether: "when ever I shall speake indefinitely of Substantiall forms, I would always be understood to except the Reasonable Soule, that is said to inform the humane Body; which Declaration I here desire may be taken notice of, once for all (BW 5 300, Birch 1772, III:12)." 50.

Inevitably, the art of shadows has always been understood as morally symbolic.

But Kyoto is, and has always been understood as, a first step, and a baby step at that.

"Revenue always comes in the last two weeks of the quarter, and that has always been understood by everyone," he said.

For America, Korea has always been understood as a part of China or a part of Japan.

We're not talking about just changes but about the end of the upper class as they had always been understood, or understood themselves, to be".