Sentence examples for could best be understood from inspiring English sources
The filmmaker Woody Allen titled one of his movies "Deconstructing Harry," to suggest that his protagonist could best be understood by breaking down and analyzing his neurotic contradictions.
But perhaps they could best be understood as some variety of born-again: they have elected their diet and believe others should, too.
Qurʾānic commentary, as it developed in the wake of these other factors of law and custom, also leaned heavily on traditional material, for the incidents of the Qurʾānic narrative and the occasions of revelation could best be understood by what tradition had to say in its reporting of them.
But the fact that this was a case where a man had killed his girlfriend didn't stop the defence from arguing that when Pistorius shot through that door he himself could best be understood, because of his disability, by being compared with an abused woman, who, after years of pressure, finally snaps and kills her abuser.
As the event escalated into a full-scale spectacle -- a record 7,500 tickets, going for $40 to $100, vanished in an eye blink -- it was evident that the 2003 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner could best be understood as the first political event of the 2008 Democratic political contest (assuming, as many Democrats here do, that President Bush will win re-election).
China's engagement with Africa and particularly with Ethiopia could best be understood under the rubric of the above framework (Jian Ye Wang 2007).
A reorientation of focus to upstream health-related determinants nurtured a quiet tension and scientific divide with regard to how disease pathogenesis and pathophysiology could best be investigated and understood.
You share information with them about the types of potential roles that may be required, and how to tap into the strengths of these people to understand where they could best be placed within your organization.
Hindi is your best bet to being understood in Northern India.
