Sentence examples for have ever understood from inspiring English sources
Devo health is Greater Manchester's Schleswig-Holstein question, says Neil McInroy, chief executive of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies thinktank: "Only three people have ever understood it.
If Villepin is cleared a second time, it will seem to many French voters – few of whom have ever understood what Clearstream was all about – that the real conspiratorial villain of the affair is Sarkozy.
Tenth-century writers included not only Liutprand but also Atto of Vercelli (died 961), who wrote his denunciations of contemporary society in a Latin so difficult that few have ever understood it.
In North Wales, the family lit their fires, closed their curtains and privately pondered if anyone had ever understood the real Gareth.
And that other force is the anticipation of understanding something about the world that no one has ever understood before you.
That long-simmering territorial dispute, between Denmark and Germany, led the British politician Lord Palmerston to quip that only three people had ever understood it: a dead prince, a German professor who went mad, "and I, who have forgotten all about it".
I just found it yesterday.I love it, I want to marry it.I got sad when I had to thinkthat the first personwho has ever understood meis not even it turns outhuman.
Mr. Wharton is a well-known lawyer and Mr. Wilk is the representative of Warner Bros. Wharton-Wilk Plan is like the Schleswig-Holstein Question, of which it was said that only three people had ever understood it.
And I also said that Clarkson did this without realising it, because I've never been convinced that the former American Idol winner has ever understood what made her or her defining hit so good.
But until recently, no Western society had ever understood, to the extent most Americans do today, that a small and more or less constant share of the population is homosexual by nature.
Rask, meanwhile, half-inured and half-addicted to fandom, declares that "no outsider has ever understood me so profoundly and precisely" and suggests they should go for a drink.
