Sentence examples for has forever understood from inspiring English sources
Unlike in Western culture, where we are seeing connections between ideas that we treated as disjointed take, for example, the truly direct connection between man and nature Nembhard and Ilunga explain that African culture has forever understood the connections between the people and the World.
That has forever been erased.
From Homer's epics to Monet's landscapes, all the way up to Andy Goldsworthy's tedious rock sculptures, creators have forever attempted to understand nature, not through the quantifiable measures of math or science, but by evoking certain intangible truths that aren't easily pinned down.
Lives have forever been changed.
Your life will have true meaning and you will forever understand the difference you made.
People don't trust the rule of law because they haven't understood it forever.
"But he has to understand that people forever, now, in history, will join him with Bob Torricelli because he stepped into his shoes".
The leadership has to understand that it cannot test these ordinary members' patience forever.
Mr. Bascombe had signed an agreement, which he said he had not fully understood, that allowed the Turanos — and their forever guest, Senator Kruger — to remain as renters.
People can't see over it, I guess, and don't know what's there". As the world has come to understand, no wall stands forever.
