Sentence examples for nobody else understands from inspiring English sources

There is no way of relaxing and nor is there anyone you can turn to because nobody else understands.

But Google understands something about data that nobody else understands, and it is willing to make the investments necessary to tackle these kinds of complex problems ahead of the market".

Perhaps nobody else understands the personal hell that is your inbox, but in general terms at least there is always going to be a cohort of companions who share the pains and pleasures particular to your own place of work.

Locking it all away in a proprietary format that nobody else understands would be counter-intuitive, as would be any proprietary access mechanisms that require complex implementation or even licensing.

"You don't want to fall into a situation where only one person is responsible for a critical process and nobody else understands it," says Anuja Aggarwal, marketing manager for MyBusinessAssistant.com, which helps companies build virtual infrastructures.

We called Tashiro to talk about the deep insecurities and fear of public displays of stupidity that nobody else understands except he and I, and probably you.

Nobody else understood the distinction.

Her parents always gave the new kids a tambourine and stuck them back with Molly, because it was easy to play the tambourine, though there were intricacies to it that nobody else understood or appreciated, and because she was nice, though she was actually only about half as nice as everyone supposed her to be.

By Chris Adrian Her parents always gave the new kids a tambourine and stuck them back with Molly, because it was easy to play the tambourine, though there were intricacies to it that nobody else understood or appreciated, and because she was nice, though she was actually only about half as nice as everyone supposed her to be.

The problem is that in my open-plan office, where there are three professional writers to about 15 other editorial staff and maybe 20 account management execs and managers, nobody else really understands that what a writer really, really needs, apart from a regular supply of tea, coffee and gin, is reasonably extended periods of uninterrupted tappity-tap time in which to craft the Words.

The Pixelbook is also Google's first Chromebook with built-in support for the Google Assistant (though, yeah, you could always use "Ok Google" on other Chrome OS devices but Google didn't call that the Google Assistant for reasons Google knows but nobody else fully understands).