Sentence examples for he should have understood from inspiring English sources

"He should have understood that the first thing to do is you get out".

Morrow proceeded to say, according to a preliminary transcript assembled by trial observers, that Manning and other soldiers had been warned about WikiLeaks in their briefings: he should have "understood the nature of the organization".

"The disruption by the rightwing lunatic fringe at the central event of the ruling party made the prime minister realise what he should have understood long ago: Likud has lost its mind," wrote Ari Shavit in Haaretz.

Much of the prose is simple atmospherics – "The only sound was the ticking of the office clock," runs a characteristic opening to one of the 81 chapters – but there are also deeper moments, as when Mikami laments that, as a detective, he should have understood sooner a vital detail of his daughter's disappearance, but, at the time, "he'd changed into a father, nothing else".

In fact he should have understood, but he didn't turn up to the relevant meetings.

He should have understood, being an instructor who taught about racial profiling, that this encounter would be upsetting to a black man who studies racism, who knew that there had been a history of racial profiling incidents in Cambridge.

Of course, she'd been hurt by that and had pretended not to hear him, but she understood now, as she should have understood then, that he had been not an enchanted prince turned into a frog but a frog turned into a prince, and all he'd wanted was to be a frog again.

She told me that she should have understood from the start that diversity was not desirable; when she was being vetted for the Council in 2001, she was asked whom she had voted for in the 2000 election.

If you give her every benefit of the doubt, you still have a candidate making a tasteless and purely self-serving comment that she should have understood would send a shiver of dread through millions.

"At least they should have understood that some people don't speak English well," David Cruz, 22, of the Dominican Republic, said in Spanish.

If the Clintons really cared about their political party and their country, they should have understood that Hillary was the wrong candidate for the times and stood aside.