Sentence examples for much to understand from inspiring English sources

But they don't help us much to understand.

"Without question, there is too much to understand.

So much to understand, to think about, to react to.

THERE ain't really much to understand," explains Ed Jager, a king of the demolition derby.

Perhaps that's because, if you take Feinstein's view of it, there is not much to understand.

Read between the lines and it doesn't take much to understand why.

But it's much, much easier to understand.

In spirit, CST has similarity to dynamic programing (DP), but it is much easier to understand and much easier to implement.

I think there's so much more to understand.

"These are much trickier to understand," Dr. Brett said.

It's much easier to understand physical privacy.