Sentence examples for are simply understood from inspiring English sources

One assumes that they are simply understood as conduits, arranged and produced exclusively to buoy her vocals.

If, for example, non-natural properties are simply understood as properties that do not figure in similarity relations then the non-naturalist might argue that often the best explanation of our moral judgements actually does advert to moral properties.

"It's simply understood that you build on the past".

Some people called it huachaca — it was simply understood, among indigenous Andean miners, as a type of natural right.

But can these findings be simply understood as just another nail in the coffin for British Christianity?

Working for Eve meant doing whatever she said, whenever she said it – it wasn't that she shouted – it was simply understood that her word was the first, middle and final.

If he had announced he was becoming a celibate Buddhist monk, "they'd say, 'Oh, that's really cool,' " he said, "but if I told them I was becoming a Catholic priest, they'd say, 'What are you, crazy?' " "I think it's simply understood as a negation of something," he said.

When Lily marries Robert, the town assumes that Warren has "suffered a broken heart"; after all, "it was simply understood that he had been in love with her probably since the moment he was born, placed in a hastily retrieved bassinet next to hers in the nursery at his uncle Leo's house".

For centuries the concept of public service was simply understood.

The OKP product is simply understood as a highly customised one-off order, e.g. a plastic injection mould.

The effect of the diameter can be simply understood by considering the aforementioned effective refractive index approximation [26].