It can be understood, too, but only dimly and in flashes.
Furthermore, value would not be understood only as monetary, but as e.g. ethical, aesthetic, and social value as well.
From this point of view, in spite of the fact that he wants his paintings to be framed behind glass, they should not be understood only as visual objects but as multi sensorial ones that can be touched, smelled and tasted, very much like during love making.
Even as many employees left or were laid off in recent months, others had to sort through audit work papers and other client files and make sure that they could be understood not only by another auditor but also by the operator of a document storage center, said Lisa T. Fair, a former Andersen partner in Atlanta who now works for Deloitte & Touche.
And later, speaking of his unrealized "plan" to shoot his way through Penn Station, then kill a cop a day with Breslin as his medium, Koehler again expresses the desire to be understood not only as a murderer but also as a sparer of life.
This relationship could be understood not only competitively but also complimentarily, when the economic rationale and systems theory are being regarded as analytical tools that can be applied in parallel.
Ideologically, critics have argued that children should not be understood as only and always becoming but, first and foremost, as being (Aitken, 2001; Holloway and Valentine, 2000).
But while the novel could be understood only if a dictionary was provided, for the music no dictionary is necessary.
Ibn 'Arabî marks a watershed in the discussion of both sorts of Return, not least because his explications of the mundus imaginalis allowed him to provide rational arguments for issues like bodily resurrection that, according to Avicenna, could not be understood by reason but can only be accepted on the basis of faith (Avicenna, al-Shifâ', 347 48; Avicenna, al-Najât, 3 291).
By Joan Acocella Narcissists believe that they are special and can be understood only by special people.
