Sentence examples for been understood to be from inspiring English sources

Since classical antiquity, being on the receiving end has been understood to be inappropriate and degrading for grown men.

Only comparatively recently has impotence been understood to be an organic disease -- potentially identifiable and treatable with medicine.

Since the 1940s, the ideal experiment has been understood to be an experiment comparing randomly composed experimental and control groups.

Kavanaugh said it was a drinking game, though it has also been understood to be a term to describe a sexual encounter between three people.

Cole's legal team had been understood to be considering a defence that players should be entitled to talk to other clubs at any time during their contracts.

The first kind of appeal "has long been understood to be jurisdictional," meaning that the deadlines for filing appeals are inflexible, Justice Alito said.

Celtic are understood to be one.

Concussions are understood to be especially damaging.

Buckingham Palace is understood to be supportive.

Jordan is understood to be demanding £1m.

Living is understood to be the exception.