Sentence examples for is not always understood from inspiring English sources
But this is not always understood by parents, he says.
The language of spells is sometimes archaic and is not always understood by the reciter.
That's him telling you 'I like you.' " Jaren's method of demonstrating fondness is not always understood, or reciprocated, by his classmates.
One reason Armstrong is not always understood correctly is that he was here, as he said, "in the service of happiness".
The influence of Mr. Burden's performances has been so powerful, it has tended to overshadow his three decades of sculptural work, whose deep connection to the performances is not always understood.
As Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi sternly caution in their latest book, Jerusalem, in the Middle East, tabbouleh, "as is not always understood in the west, is all about parsley … this is essentially a parsley salad, not a bulgar salad".
My sense of humour isn't always understood; maybe because it's not funny.
"Spielbergian" isn't always understood as a compliment; Mr. Spielberg is often accused (not always unjustly) of grandiosity, sentimentality and the wanton manipulation of his audience's feelings.
3) Avoid jokes: The British sense of humour isn't always understood or appreciated and can fall flat, causing embarrassment all round.
It's inevitable that the news organization back in the home country is going to value the correspondent, who has the professional skills, who is well-known back at headquarters and probably has close friends, more highly than the fixer, who is only heard about, and whose importance isn't always understood thousands of miles away.
