Sentence examples for for instance understands from inspiring English sources

Lily Scofield Butler, for instance, understands that while she stuffs tomatoes and bakes a ham for a dinner party, "somewhere else a person was weeping with the misery of hunger," but also that "if she allowed herself always to consider everything she knew... well, she doubted if she would even bother to get out of bed in the morning".

(The apes, for instance, understood that a cup that rattled when shaken was more likely to contain food than one that did not).

"You know," Höller says, "it is clearly impossible to have the first idea how animals close to us, dogs for instance, understand the world.

Most reasonable Americans, for instance, understand that it's necessary for gun owners to pass through a registration process, and think that it's proper for the government to ban assault weapons.

Together they have, for instance, understood that Ghanaians prefer liquid to solid soap for hand-washing and are more likely to wash their hands before eating if the soap does not smell too strong (since Ghanaians often eat with their hands).

Billionaires in oil and gas from the Middle East, for instance, understand why the wars happened.

For instance, Suppes understands first-order predicate logic, with its "linguistic" rather than "set-theoretical" entities, as "utterly impractical" for the formalization of "theories with more complicated structures like probability theory" (Suppes 1957, 232, 248 9; cf. Suppes 2002).

For instance, she understands that the living room is called the drawing room; knows the words for jeera (cumin), haldi (turmeric) and atta (flour); can talk about cricket; fetch music from Bollywood films; tell stories from the ancient Panchatantra children's fables; and more, the report also noted.

A human body could be understood in precisely the same way, as living and continuing by virtue of constant metabolism as Aristotle for instance later understood it.

When children get hospitalized, for instance, we understand that they're scared.

A dog, for instance, can understand the will of its owner, say that its owner wants it to sit down.