Sentence examples for expressing understanding from inspiring English sources

The response to the notice has been mixed, Mr. Jordan said, with some consultants expressing understanding and others calling the message rude, particularly around the holidays.

In the letter Mr. Sanford tap-dances between expressing understanding for those who found the play not to their liking and a carefully marshaled argument for its merits.

Relations between the executive and judicial branches of government have ruptured, with Betancur and his justice minister, Enrique Parejo, seeking to revive them by expressing understanding for the shock and outrage.

Only last Saturday, in the wake of four suicide bombings inside Israel, Mr. Bush was expressing understanding for Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's decision to call up 20,000 reserve soldiers and root out Palestinian terrorist networks that the Palestinian Authority had permitted -- if not encouraged -- to flourish.

And then, "one morning at mail call," he receives a response from Mann, expressing understanding at "the sorrow you feel about the damage inflicted upon your own people by the war," but insisting on the war's necessity, "addressing with sober wisdom," Lord writes, "the boyish outburst of a brash and anonymous soldier, one among millions".

"Instead of expressing understanding for the Swiss position I expect from him a crystal-clear statement of the German state's legal position", he told the Saarbruecker Zeitung.

"They have generally expressed understanding".

He expressed understanding for the FARC.

The Kremlin said Obama expressed "understanding" at Putin's cancellation.

Derek Baker, 46, also expressed understanding for Bishop Sisk's predicament.

The Kremlin, in the declaration, expressed "understanding" of the North Korean position but did not endorse it.