Sentence examples for be understood in so from inspiring English sources

And what appealed to me in this film is that everything is so open, nothing is certain; it can be understood in so many different ways.

For activities at national level, "youth" may be understood in a more flexible manner so we opted to primarily focus on under 19 years in line with health service commissioning by age group, with additional flexibilities to explore perceptions up to age 20 years in studies that primarily mapped onto the under 19 year target age group [ 12].

This is to be understood in the framework of the so-called "apoha" (lit. "exclusion") theory: any positive determination proceeds via the elimination of what is other.

Arvo Part's success during the last 15 years or so can be understood in the light of how his music expresses home in both these senses.

The flash-beep illusion can so far be understood in terms of only one of the three multisensory rules – the temporal rule.

This idea is understood in philosophically noncommittal ways so that it can plausibly command support from all of the reasonable comprehensive conceptions of the right and the good affirmed by members of society and also from reasonable individuals who affirm no such comprehensive conception.

Prior to World War II, the international political system was understood in terms of the so-called Westphalian model.

A less stringent way of testing VE assumption by visual comparison of predicted locations of vignettes suggested that mobility (but cognition less so) vignettes were understood in the same way by older adults from all countries.

"Pete was writing songs with lyrics that demanded to be understood so well and in such high keys that it was impossible to sing them like a normal rock singer," Daltrey told me a week before the show.

We all want to understand one another and be understood, so it's in our mutual interest to communicate in ways that are understandable.

"Pete was writing songs with lyrics that demanded to be understood so well — and in such high keys — that it was impossible to sing them like a normal rock singer," Daltrey told me a week before the show.