Sentence examples for cases I understand from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "culture can be used as propaganda, and in such cases I understand and even support a boycott".

Instead, I've wanted to write a piece explaining why it is that after years of litigating patent infringement cases, I understand the law fairly well but sometimes just don't get it.

So it was in this particular case, I understand: the suggestion is that the Mauritius government, which controls Air Mauritius, did the UK government a favour.

Then Goodell told the BBC over the weekend that the public is simply too dumb to grasp the greatness in which the league handled the Brown case: "I understand the public's misunderstanding of those things and how that can be difficult for them to understand how we get to those positions," Goodell said.

And if that was the case, I understand why Daniel was unable to concentrate in his first year of university.

Whatever the case, I understand Smiley's disappointment with certain black Americans, given the fact that so many of the individuals who pledged with him to hold the president accountable have decided otherwise.

But in this case I understood how hurt people were, especially black women.

In Tammy's case, I understood what she was trying to get at and was willing to answer her racially-loaded question as soon as she changed her word choice.

"But that's not the case, and I understand and respect the decisions that are made at Michigan".

"The specifics of this case, as I understand them, were aimed at an absolute prohibition of having a weapon in your home," Mr. Kelly said.

But to demur in this case, which I understand involves a hate group, is not to control her career paternalistically, but to reasonably express your own deeply held values.