Sentence examples for have really understood from inspiring English sources
How can we feel certain that we have really understood the Cultural Revolution?
"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".
"Debt advisers before might not have really understood about money education, and might not have referred [clients] on," says Ballantyne. "So though a person [in a financial crisis] would have been sorted out – and would have been really happy about that – they wouldn't necessarily have learned anything about their situation and how to prevent it happening again".
Another two items asked for whether learning tasks support knowledge building and understanding (coau; e.g., "In Accounting, we often work on learning tasks that allow us to demonstrate that we have really understood the subject matter").
When it comes to the internet, they've really understood the power of microtargeting.
"It's the first time I've really understood why Lady Capulet behaves the way she does," said my friend.
Some of you, let's go into this in a little bit more detail to see if we've really understood it.
