Sentence examples for come around to understanding from inspiring English sources
Now, he's come around to understanding what we expect from him.
American oil companies have come around to understanding the wisdom of introducing competition, as a matter of their own self-interest.
"It took me, frankly, quite a while to come around to understanding that unlike the $10 zillion endowment that U. Mass Medical School had, if we didn't hit our business goals at HGS, HGS would cease to exist".
That's one hell of a jump, one hell of an indication that Americans have really come around to an understanding that marriage for gay and lesbian couples is the only just course and that anything less is unequal treatment.
If Netanyahu has actually come around to that understanding (as Ariel Sharon and Ehud Olmert seemed to), it is possible -- even probable -- that progress will be made.
And the Occupy Wall Street folks don't have time to wait for the media to come around to a greater understanding.
I've come around to the idea that emerging as a voice, or a writer, is understanding that who I am has been a form of resistance.
It's embarrassing to treat Abou as someone incapable of understanding loyalty, especially when we know he'll eventually come around to assisting Harry in his struggle and of course wander off into the distance.
If they're polite and understanding, there is still a very big chance ahead for them to come around to your way of feeling too.
