Sentence examples for something best understood from inspiring English sources

These days, if you get a blood transfusion, chances are you're going to get something best understood as "component" rather than "whole" blood.

The stage you are in, Middlescence, may be best understood as something akin to a second adolescence, but with wisdom.

Correcting for an extra factor is best understood by doing something called "stratification".

The theory goes something like this: American politics is no longer best understood in the left-right terms that defined 20th-century debates.

It is seen as something more difficult, or obscure, and so it is best understood (and enjoyed) by those who practice it.

The key to understanding the pension business is something called the "dependency ratio," and dependency ratios are best understood in the context of countries.

We need to feel part of something bigger than ourselves, and sometimes I think Brexit is best understood as an expression of that yearning.

Stigma is best understood as a social practice that "marks" or associates something with a form of difference that is negatively valued.

BERLIN is best understood through its paradoxes.

How is this distinction best understood?

THC is probably the best known and best understood.