Sentence examples for crowd understood from inspiring English sources

He sang "It's a Miracle," and the crowd understood why.

The crowd understood and gave an immediate, heartfelt response for a sentiment seldom heard from a non-Indigenous Australian leader.

Whether or not the music industry crowd understood a word, their warmth towards her was unfeigned, culminating in a standing ovation.

I got laughs and lots of other sounds that let me know that the crowd understood me, sympathised with me, and fully supported my entire being.

That record is closer in spirit to the band's seminal work than anything it has produced in years, a point Mr. Hetfield made sure the crowd understood.

The crowd understood that Nadal was quietly overwhelming Anderson, but no one headed up the aisles toward home, and few people near me in the loge were staring down at their smartphones.

"I know this crowd understands leverage," he would say.

Both Kobayashi and the crowd understand her words, but respond in Japanese.

So some of the performers took on a tricky job: making the crowd understand that the day wasn't really about music.

So as I stared up at the two-story image from "The Street" -- of a woman dressed in a baggy pair of men's underwear, a manicured fingernail hitched in the waistband -- I thought, How much can the let's-do-lunch crowd understand about New Yorkers who could eat their lunch?

On behalf of the developers, engineers and other information technology (IT) professionals who wish they could help the non-tech crowd understand what they do, here's what 14 Forbes Technology Council members want those outside their industry to know about technology work.