Sentence examples for many understood from inspiring English sources

But many understood Mr. Metzenbaum to mean that Mr. Glenn had never held a real job.

He goes on apparently to say that it was only when the troops discovered Nazi slave camps and death camps that many understood the significance of their mission.

In fact, it was only when the troops discovered Nazi slave camps and later the death camps that many understood the significance of their mission.

When voters cast their ballot for a new governor, many understood that the final decision would probably be left to someone else.

In an interview with the Guardian's Politics Weekly podcast, Kamall admitted European colleagues had asked about the tough tone of the Conservative conference but insisted many understood May had been addressing her own political party.

In a discussion about their exchange afterwards, Trump told CNN's Don Lemon: "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever," a comment that many understood to be him trying to insult Kelly by suggesting she was challenging him because she was on her period.

"I don't think many understand the risks that are involved".

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Foxconn's primary problem, at least as many understand it, is the issue of image in the Western media.

Many understand the concept of "Right of Return".

"These policies do far greater damage than many understand," he said.