Sentence examples for he still understood from inspiring English sources

Even with the success of his efforts, he still understood the continuing effects of systemic discrimination.

Though he was reluctant to be seen as a role model on the basis of his race, rather than purely for his musical accomplishments, he still understood, he said, that young black musicians regarded him as a role model, much as they had revered his aunt, the great contralto Marian Anderson, who was the first black singer to perform at the Metropolitan Opera.

I wanted some kind of satisfaction that no matter how low he may have fallen, that he still understood the implications of all of this for his children.

When he watches my mother-in-law's DVDs, too, he nods as if he still understands everything.

Choosing repertory that skirted the highest register, he showed that he still understands how Verdi's music should go, in performances that were dramatically conceived and musically emphatic.

"I think he still understands he has a ways to go to get up to where I am in the offense, and understands that I'm probably a better quarterback right now," Warner said of Bulger.

Mr Dell makes a point of making regular visits to the company's call-centres and even takes a few call-centres and makevenre takeshe still understands consumer demand.

We talk a little bit about his Christianity; towards the end of the book, he starts questioning it, and he says now that he still understands the desire for spirituality, just not institutionalised belief systems or "ideological rigidity".

Regretfully, a reader who wants this exercise in historical information to succeed has to conclude that he still understands nothing; for the woman is a construction of clichés who never becomes a person.

"It reminds us that mankind lives in a minor solar system at the edge of a suburban galaxy, is in his physical frame scarcely distinguishable from the creatures that surround him, and – most of all – that he still understands rather little about his place in nature".

They had led through goals from Jack Wilshere and Olivier Giroud in the space of 59 seconds in the first half and it had looked like being a freewheeling win until Christian Benteke, almost out of nowhere, reminded Villa Park that he still understands the art of goalscoring.