Sentence examples for likely understood from inspiring English sources

Trump likely understood that this was always a false dichotomy.

All of these people likely understood when this award was retired, as no one could possibly top Elmo.

Eudoxus likely understood the mathematical characteristics of this curve, as he gave it the name hippopede (horse fetter).

Both a Sufi "saint" (wali) and a Javanese guru likely understood and respected each other's yearning for personal union with God.

The Romans, in their numerous wars with Persians to the east and Germanic tribes to the north, most likely understood this.

That Mehserle would see Grant as a threat is ironic and perverse, whereas Grant likely understood all too well that the real threat was living in a world that even needed an Officer Mehserle in the first place.

But like most of the rest of the world, China likely understands that the sanctions against Venezuela are a transparent attempt to overthrow a sovereign government.

If you act like an adult and mature in general than they will most likely understand this is something you really want to do.

Any parent of a four-to-x-year-old will likely understand this week's cover.

"At the very most, men who don't know me sometimes explain things to me that I likely understand better than they do," she writes.

Cashman likely understands, deep down, that a great achievement of the season was probably keeping so many older players healthy and productive.