Sentence examples for clearly understands how from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush clearly understands how President Reagan's dream captured the public imagination.

This is a man who clearly understands how dangerous a few misplaced words can be when discussing race relations.

Robinson clearly understands how to make a smudge of light glow against a dark background, how to negotiate winter's tandem essences of threat and beauty.

Mr. Clinton said the Chinese leadership clearly understands how the Internet age may "threaten the old order," and said that is "proof that we should keep going in this direction, not that we should hold back".

Roper — who is a novelist himself, and clearly understands how the state of a writer's wallet can affect her work — emphasizes that it was in large part the newfound financial security Nabokov found in America that allowed him the peace of mind to tackle a project like "Lolita," which stood little chance of actually getting published.

If Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell truly believes that "We cannot allow endless taxpayer-funded bailouts for big Wall Street banks," then he clearly understands how corrupt our financial system is, and he should be supporting Occupy Wall Street.

For one thing, evidence suggests that many people don't clearly understand how policies affect income inequality and grossly underestimate inequality of wealth.

Combine that with poor court position and you clearly understand how he managed only 10 winners for the match and coughed up 34 unforced errors (18 forehand/13 backhand) and 49 total errors.

Theresa May clearly understood how terrifying those of us left behind in Blighty would find the prospect as she made sure no one found out the news until she was safely out the country herself, on holiday in Switzerland.

The foundation, the philanthropic arm of the American Medical Association, has raised $350,000 so far to develop ways to make sure that patients who cannot read, or who read poorly, clearly understand how to use the drugs they are prescribed or the treatments they are being given.

You can even take umbrage with underclassmen like Barkley, who may be naive in some ways but clearly understand how the agent game is played: Play well, and someone professing to know what you're about comes around and earns your trust.