Sentence examples for i understand somewhat from inspiring English sources

While I understand (somewhat confusedly) that she does have something of a fan base, anyone who has any love for hip-hop is currently decrying the notion that this woman "runs" hip-hop.

Central Asia is a part of the world that I believed I understood, somewhat.

Identified that I could understand somewhat of how they saw things.

Luhnow said he encouraged the Cardinals' scouts to widen their range, but came to understand — somewhat grudgingly — the value of the scale.

It's important because not only does it provide relevant information and a character to identify with for trans teens, it also helps cisgender teens to understand somewhat what it is like to be trans, and hopefully will help them to be more accepting of people different from them.

When the judge asked if he spoke English or French, the languages of the court, Mr. Ntaganda said, "I understand French somewhat, but I speak Kinyarwanda," the language of Rwanda.

She added: "It's been clear to us that the present leadership team at Wal-Mart recognizes that it cannot go on as it did in its first few decades, and that it is now a global company that sees and understands somewhat more clearly the expectations of stakeholders".

Elliott et al. (2009) proposed that these five practices, understood somewhat flexibly, offer a useful model for teacher educators and PD facilitators.

"I understand," Ravitch said, somewhat subdued.

However, from what I understand, the earthquake somewhat hindered their preparation.

The CONNECT service for Sony's eBook reader, which I understand is actually somewhat popular, will NOT be shut down.