Sentence examples for something we understand from inspiring English sources

This blurring is something we understand well today.

A handbag, which we understood perfectly well before this passage, becomes something we understand less.

dx1dt is something we understand, it's just the velocity according to you and me.

"It's something we understand, to stop the flow that brings about 50 newcomers a night," he said.

The fiscal cliff would have been a known quantity: basically, a negative Keynesian shock to the economy, which is something we understand quite well, and furthermore something that would have built only gradually over time.

"If Messi, Neymar and Suárez are the MSN," he was asked, "what does that make Aspas, Nolito and Orellana?" Going by the initials would have been bad enough – a, n and o spells anus in Spanish – but Nolito went further, before then adding: "OK, let's just say we have a little something, we understand each other well and we try to score goals to help our team.

"Modems were something we understood, but we didn't want to compete with UDS and Motorola," Smith says.

We used to call it being a late-bloomer, something we understood and forgave, admired even.

This then leads us down the tortuous path of attempting to define what is "good" Islam versus "bad" Islam -- creating a kind of "state sanctioned" interpretation of a faith -- something we understood not to do when it involved Christianity.

I think that's something now we understand was a mistake.

Other companies, including URX and Cellogic, have been working on something similar, we understand, and have both separately described the idea as rather "cool".