Sentence examples for always been understood from inspiring English sources

This is a rewriting of what had always been understood.

But this dual "nature" has not always been understood when thinking about groups.

D.V.J.: Yes, life has not always been understood naturalistically or in terms of biopower.

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

It has always been understood, for example, that libel, perjury, fraud and other speech crimes have no constitutional protection.

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

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

In a world in which complex relationships across companies and industry segments may not always be understood, let alone transparent, something similar could occur.

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.

He said, "I opened myself to you at various times without reserve, and sometimes with flippancy, which may not always be understood". Mr. Theroux's book confirms that misunderstanding.

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