Sentence examples for many have understood from inspiring English sources

If this … means that many have understood this message, at least implicitly, he will certainly be glad".

But few of the people whose sufferings they documented could afford to buy their work, nor could many have understood it even if it had been freely available.

To show his commitment to the MPs, in the meantime he signed a law that many have understood to outlaw miniskirts.

Many have understood Clarke to mean that God is literally dimensional.

What many have understood as an age of mass-conformity is in fact an era of complex and overlapping social, political, cultural and religious allegiances.

Members of the Crisis committee, which residents formed to serve as a point of contact with the Islamists, tell HuffPost that their experiences meeting on a regular basis with the jihadist leaders were more practical -- even more dignified -- than many have understood.

I think too many CEOs have understood creating "shareholder value" to mean that they need to focus on delivering short-term results.

New research, using different statistical techniques aimed at capturing the uncertainty of future returns, suggests that the market may be much riskier than many investors have understood.

Historically many feminists have understood 'woman' differently: not as a sex term, but as a gender term that depends on social and cultural factors (like social position).

First, many people have understood legitimate political authority as a political authority that is justified in coercing the subjects of its authority.

The problem with this path is not, as too many interpreters have understood it to be, that nothing exists to be discovered along this way.