Sentence examples for is so understood from inspiring English sources

By now, the in-joke of musical elitism is so understood that Mr. Malkmus can quip, in the press release that he wrote for the new album, that his music's aim is to "mix the precision of Saab, Stefan Edberg and Bergman".

For a living composer it is the most beautiful thing to be so understood by an interpreter.

People often referred to Mr. Obama as "he" or "him," as if the identity of the man was so understood that it made uttering his name unnecessary.

People use "Some S are P" to implicate "Not all S are P," and are so understood, in part because people have regularly done so in the past.

My question whether you can pass the salt is also a request that you do so only if I intend to be so understood.

It is a requirement of rationality that epistemic conflicts be seen as ultimately eliminable; it is not a requirement of rationality that ethical conflicts be so understood.

In short, there is nothing so central to human life that is so incompletely understood.

Because it is so little understood, its impact on global warming is hard to gauge.

Hypochondria is so hazily understood that most doctors have no clear idea how to manage patients who suffer from it.

Lightning is so poorly understood in part because measuring electric fields inside thunderstorms is challenging.

It is remarkable that such a significant element of health care delivery is so poorly understood.