Sentence examples for making himself understood from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Mr. Fudenske continues to work on making himself understood.

The letter concluded, "He would have difficulty in making himself understood in replying to questions".

The Chinese actors grappled with the English dialogue with varying degrees of success, and James Pax, who played the Emperor, often had difficulty making himself understood.

Paul Campanelli, a teller at a betting window, said he once asked a bettor who had trouble making himself understood to write down the numbers of the horses he wanted to bet on.

English, Chen told the newspaper, is the key to making himself understood, to maintaining relevance as a Chinese activist abroad and to learning lessons from the US legal system that could be applied to China.

At other times his frustration in making himself understood would boil over and he would weep, while I stood by, helpless and useless, foolishly asking him what he wanted.

"Nevertheless, he makes himself understood.

"Capello made himself understood and respected".

"Why?" The man was unable to make himself understood.

But Burton is engaging; he makes himself understood.

He said Mr. Chávez sometimes writes notes and manages to make himself understood.