Sentence examples for has always been understood from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, the art of shadows has always been understood as morally symbolic.

But Kyoto is, and has always been understood as, a first step, and a baby step at that.

For America, Korea has always been understood as a part of China or a part of Japan.

By "bad faith," the amendment has always been understood to mean that a defendant could be compensated if the prosecution behaved unethically even when its case was legitimate.

"Revenue always comes in the last two weeks of the quarter, and that has always been understood by everyone," he said.

And when it comes to business, the effort to get any advantage, rules or no rules, has always been understood as the key to success.

We're not talking about just changes but about the end of the upper class as they had always been understood, or understood themselves, to be".

"In Belgium [the writer and activist] Nöel Godin and his group have thrown more than 100 pies in the face of important people and they have always been understood to be expressions of surrealist art," he said.

Introducing race and sex into a genre in which they have always been understood to be excluded - showing what's underneath social and cinematic convention - creates a giddy heightened perception, like a drug.

There used to be no pain specialists because pain had always been understood as a symptom of underlying disease: treat the disease and the pain should take care of itself.

But part of Mr. Malkmus was drawn to the most sentimental rock of all: late 1960s hippie-rock, with the kind of all-consuming guitar fuzz and improvising that have always been understood (and written about) as a route to higher consciousness.