Sentence examples for can actually understand from inspiring English sources

They should be shorter and simpler, so that voters can actually understand them.

The band's vocals duel between death growls (that you can actually understand) and hoarse screeches.

I suppose he's a philosopher, but that seems a poor description – or perhaps he's a very poor philosopher – for the simple reason that I can actually understand him.

Some garbled version of the ring story comes out, probably nothing that Paul Fillebrown can actually understand, but he keeps nodding and smiling as he cuts that second, more expensive wedding ring off my swollen right hand.

I have more time to spend on the books, marking in detail when it is necessary and giving children guidance they can actually understand – they are six, after all.

I can actually understand why I was so emotional".

To enlarge on my earlier answer, Candida Brady, the director, thought long and hard about this and decided to show the foetuses for two reasons; firstly, because dioxins and furans, PCBs, etc, are all just words, until you can actually see and understand the impact these compounds are capable of having in the human body and on life in general.

"A big part is can you actually understand what this clinical trial is going to do to you?

He believed that only by settling our differences with other group members can we actually understand the shortcomings of our own beliefs (Levine, 1999).

It's the same for SCOTUS as it is for international tribunals; as much as these lawyers and judges may like science, in theory, being neither scientists nor mathematicians, can they actually understand it?

"So if you understand the wind, you can actually see how it affects the bigger picture".