Sentence examples for but always understood from inspiring English sources

It ends the way our meetings ended, with words never said out loud but always understood.

(Try asking for "curry noodle soup," a simplified but always understood translation).

It was never said but always understood that my brother, a year younger than me, would be the one to take over the family business.

Not everybody understands the difference, but Larry Doby always understood everything.

But I always understood about the ducks in Central Park.

But he always understood the uses of mystery, for aiding his reputation and saving it.

He loved acting and was devoted to the stage, but he always understood the contradictions of his profession.

A. I left Goldman because I felt like taking a leap, but I always understood the power of the Goldman network.

But they always understood that trade policy was merely a tool for building a strong and independent country with a prosperous middle class.

The U.S. has vigorously pursued nuclear nonproliferation since the start of the nuclear age, but has always understood that it is often a herculean task, requiring carrots (promises of protection, aid, alliances) and sticks (threats of coercion, even force).

It may have gone over my head a little, but I always understood that when George Orwell wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four and renamed Britain Airstrip One, he meant it as an insult.