Sentence examples for has really understood from inspiring English sources
"No one has really understood what we have lost by sitting all the time".
'We would need to go back and check that the debtor has really understood what they are getting into.' One couple spoke to Cash about their experience with Debt Free Direct.
In fact, it is only in writing her book that she has really understood it: "I think the absence of love in the family and the need to create a family with art world and public is really strong.
(Indeed, it's hard to think of a Westerner who has really understood our country since Sir Richard Burton sneaked inside, in 1854. And, considering what he wrote about the sexual practices of our women -- even if he wrote in an admiring tone -- he studied us with rather too much enthusiasm).
It's had a bad press over the years, and no one has really understood how or why it works.
Using these plants, we constructed an activity to use as a transfer exercise and a test of whether or not a student has really understood the target concepts.
"It's the first time I've really understood why Lady Capulet behaves the way she does," said my friend.
"Our customers have really understood the versatility of the brand and their purchases reflect that – they're gravitating towards classic wardrobe staples that have longevity and great wearability".
"Looking at this year's summer transfers, the impression is that not all clubs have really understood what financial fair play means," he told the Financial Times.
"The pricing power of the Spanish market is surprisingly strong," Mr. Ringbeck said, "which shows that operators have really understood that their major competitors in North Africa are no longer in a position to be very attractive".
