"What a beautiful opportunity," he declares, "to understand T rex as an animal – not a monster".
Each year I welcome students in my Sports Law course at Boston College by declaring: "To truly understand sports, you must have a basic understanding of the law... let's begin".
"To know the Verney family," Tinniswood declares, "is to understand 17th-century England".
After an abortion rights supporter read a letter from 11 members of the House and Senate, asking for change in the platform, Meribelle Bolton of New Mexico declared: "You have to understand that many of us are under a higher authority than the Congress of the United States, the Supreme Court or any state.
Participants who declared themselves unable to understand written English, or unwilling to complete follow-up questionnaires were excluded.
Speaking after John Ryle at a Royal Society of Medicine discussion on research in medicine, he struck the keynote of the relationship between the laboratory and the clinic in contemporary Glasgow when he "declared himself unable to understand the attempt to distinguish between the research worker and the clinician.
And when twenty-one-year-old Tony, the working-class would-be jockey turned taxi-driver, declares to Apted, "All I understand is dogs, prices, girls, knowledge, roads, streets, squares, mum and dad, and love.
Airbnb hosts will also be required to actively declare that they understand the rules and agree to comply with them before they can post their listing.
He put his hands together for Tiny and declared that we had to understand that there was good in Tiny's death.
That money manager claiming that finance is the only thing America does well also complained that New York's two Democratic senators aren't on his side, declaring that "They need to understand who their constituency is".
The community of nations, we declared, was not situated to understand the true extent of our constabulary responsibilities.
