Sentence examples for never before understood from inspiring English sources

That was helpful, as I had never before understood the point of the Kardashian sisters.

My mother-in-law said that she had toxemia when she was pregnant with my husband, but I never before understood what it meant to have that condition.

He peers out from exhausted eyes in confusion and pain, and although his mind may still be fogged by alcohol, you have the sharp, sad sense that he's never before understood his own unhappiness with such piercing clarity.

When in Washington, I now take as my companion an old friend who had never watched dance until last year: Saturday evening's program of "Serenade," "Barocco" and "Diamonds" prompted him to say that he'd never before understood just what choreography was.

She has determined that the mysterious little bumps found around the jaws of some crocodile species and across the entire bodies of others, which naturalists had long observed but never before understood, are sensory organs exquisitely suited to the demands of a semisubmerged ambush predator.

Thus today a whole set of documents, never before understood in relation to one another, seem perfectly to fan into place and acquire a new significance as belonging to the literature of the Dead Sea sect or representing, in some earlier or later phase, the tendencies it represents.

Here as never before I understood Stevens to mean that the absence of a much-wanted experience is inseparable from the experience itself, is part of the experience.

"I explained," Mr. de Botton writes, "that I was looking for the sort of books in which a genial voice expresses emotions that the reader has long felt but never before really understood; those that convey the secret, everyday things that society at large prefers to leave unsaid; those that make one feel somehow less alone and strange".

Most have never been to Yemen before, understand little Arabic and have never worn a veil.

Never before have consumers understood that they have the power over a medium and by extension over brands.

Seeing it, I understood as never before the wisdom of Dwight D. Eisenhower in sending Nikita S. Khrushchev in 1959 to the farm of Roswell Garst near Coon Rapids.