He only understands that you are in a soft state and he is dominating you.
His praise for Mr Miller is qualified: "a great organiser, the best, but he only understands Poland".
"There's tremendous frustration in the country, tremendous bitterness, and young people in particular are saying, give the guns, don't waste time talking with Yoweri Museveni, he only understands the language of the gun," says Otunnu in a call for the removal of military personnel from electoral monitoring roles and their replacement with independent observers.
"He did not love anyone, he only understood them," one character thinks, "and who in this world would choose understanding over love?" We, the Drowned, by Carsten Jensen, translated from the Danish by Charlotte Barslund, with Emma Ryder (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; $28).
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"He did not love anyone, he only understood them," one character thinks, "and who in this world would choose understanding over love?" In this moving novel, an enigmatic event (the "illumination" of the title) renders all pain radiant: every headache and broken bone glows with an otherworldly light.
Suddenly, he sees "a future that he only understood now he never honestly wanted," a ruthless vision that sets him free to pursue the narrator's mother.
He only understood that we were giving him a gift when I literally put it against his chest and wrapped his arms around it.
