Sentence examples for it would be understood from inspiring English sources

Is high-tea "yer tea", as it would be understood in Rochdale or Ramsbottom?

It would be understood that any transcript, while essentially reliable, was not infallible — "an untrustworthy transcript," Gemmell calls it.

Later, however, it would be understood to be a direct consequence of the law of conservation of angular momentum.

It would be understood that any transcript, while essentially reliable, was not infallible—"an untrustworthy transcript," Gemmell calls it.

And it's been very interesting, because even though it's anchored around a black woman, my hope was always that it would be understood as a condition of women.

Something – a place or a cause – becomes "sexy" when we are given a sense that enthusiasm for it would be understood and liked by some very exciting people.

They may explain why learners put efforts into writing their work so that it would be read, understood and memorized.

He explained that to do so would be wrongful and that it would not be understood by the Slovenes and Croats.

Mr. Carter did not seem bothered by objections to the difficulty of his music, and he expressed confidence that it would eventually be understood.

If one were to ask whether the Loch Ness monster is real, it would naturally be understood as just the same question as whether the Loch Ness monster exists.

Whether officials dress up a Greek restructuring as a "reprofiling," "rescheduling" or "voluntary bond exchange," it would be widely understood as a default.