Sentence examples for he understood something from inspiring English sources

But he understood something.

But perhaps he understood something about how much might hinge on political tactics or acts of persuasion.

President Bush would serve us all better if he understood something about the histories of the countries with which he engages.

But he understood something Mr. Loderbauer and Mr. Ripatti had not: that intimacy moves back and forth between abstraction and lucidity, and to fully capture it, you've got to be paying attention.

"But then, he didn't need to know those things, for he understood something more important: that people who engage with the world around them are those who best understand the needs of those less advantaged and are those most willing to be of help".

Winnick understood this, and he understood something else: The traditional pricing structure of the international long distance business didnt reflect technological realities.

He understands something fundamental.

Watching him, I wondered, after all his experience did he understand something that the rest of us didn't?

Here he understands something that we should apply to everything in Australia: that perception matters more than reality.

Maybe he understands something we don't: that we all spend our lives waiting for one thing or another.

"It's fairly common for an Iraqi to tell an American he understands something when he doesn't," said an Iraqi-American businessman with recent experience in Baghdad.