Sentence examples for some would understand from inspiring English sources
He realized given their economics, some investors would understand and some wouldn't, but he knew what it took to build this kind of business and what was at stake.
(Some Christians would understand just one of the previous theologies to define salvation, whereas others would resonate with a variety).
It's not that anyone thought Qaddafi had elegant manners, but there was some presumption that he would understand that lying to the U.N. would exacerbate the consequences of defying its decree.
In a way that perhaps only Americans would understand, some chaplains refer to what they do as fostering a more "successful" experience — by whatever definition of success can be negotiated in the final hours between a dying person and a compassionate stranger.
He could only hope his mother would understand some day.
It would be many years later before I would understand some form of negative treatment by police officers, mostly White ones but other races too, was a rite of passage for an endless army.
From an early age, I knew that it was my calling to help those in need, but it would take some time before I would understand the inequalities of access to healthy foods and my desire to develop a solution to this problem.
Some of us baby boomers would understand.
("I would understand how some might view it as a problem," Martinez said of this deal).
"If this were a Home Depot or some large commercial project, I would understand," said Chick Shifrin, the first selectman of Columbia.
