Sentence examples for never understand a from inspiring English sources

You will never understand a nation's psyche by inventorying its interests.

You can never understand a person until you try and appreciate what they're going through.

"I'll never understand a system that gives decorators an incentive to spend as much money as possible," he said.

The funny thing was I could never understand a word he was saying when he spoke to the other scouse lads.

There is an apocryphal story about Clare Short (the UK's development minister at the time) joking with Africa campaigner Bob Geldof that the British public would never understand a campaign on a complex financial issue like debt.

At the core of our midwinter festival is something fundamentally irrational, an urge a robot would never understand: a need to make merry, to paint the town glittery, to lavish one another with food and gifts purely because it's got so dark.

(Eddie Murphy said that he never understood a word Brown said).

She never understood a person turning to books for serious study, did she?

For reasons Lenard himself never understood, a publisher in Stockholm printed 2,000 copies of an abridged version.

My brother-in-law, a successful litigation attorney, has never understood a single company I've ever worked for.

I myself in high school was mysteriously put in an honors math class; I never understood a word the teacher spoke.