Sentence examples for could not be understood from inspiring English sources

Some had moderate intellectual disabilities and could not be understood by social workers.

The generative semanticists, influenced by ordinary language philosophy, argued that sentences could not be understood outside a specific conversational context.

But during the 1960s and '70s, he noticed that the nation's problems could not be understood by looking at incentives.

The point was that the women could not be understood, so making them understandable made the jest less effective.

There's that great thing that TS Eliot said about him, that he was somebody without whom the history of his own time could not be understood".

Breivik's extensive links to far-right groups and anti-Muslim networks prompted the recognition that his actions and ideology could not be understood in a vacuum.

"My English couldn't be understood at the time".

But it wasn't empathetic free-jazz intuition, and couldn't be understood as such, over broad-shouldered, consonant songs like these.

What they yelled and who yelled it couldn't be understood, but the bottom line was that when they emerged, Fezler and Schroeder had their two-shot penalties rescinded.

Asked whether he had, in fact, seen Washington at the theater, he said yes and then tossed off a one-liner: "That rumor that he couldn't be understood perfectly because of his wooden false teeth was not true".

She was also determined to learn to speak like other people, but her efforts could not be readily understood.