Sentence examples for children understood from inspiring English sources

Just 13% of these disabled children understood the targets in their "training plan".

According to Grisso, many children understood "the right to remain silent" to mean "they should remain silent until they were told to talk".

Martinez Sutton, 33, agreed and said he had missed some of the ways his young children understood the magnitude of the loss of his sister Rekia Boyd.

There was a modest correlation with "receptive" language - how much the children understood when someone spoke to them - but the variances in the scores were just 1percentto3percentcent.

The children understood their father's shortcomings ("His accomplishments were frozen in time and he never recognized them," said Cliff) and they still tear up when they talk of his letters and "evocative voice".

Now, if a teacher or person working with these children understood that, it could mean that they could prevent things escalating to the point where the person feels that they need to exclude a child".

The children understand this.

Children understand "Mommy is not home".

(Children understand marriage long before they understand sex or sexuality).

"Even children understand that lying is wrong," she said.

Young children "understand it in their own way," she added.