Sentence examples for something you understood from inspiring English sources

Did you know how their married life would play out in Rhode Island, or was that something you understood as you were writing?

Is that something you understood you had to get in order to get the FISA warrant?

Yankees Manager Joe Torre said: "It's something you understand they have to do because we don't have a safety net out there.

What's your take on it?" "Sexual desire's not something you understand," I said, giving my usual middle-of-the-road opinion.

"They have a problem where the digital transition is not happening fast enough from a revenue perspective, something you understand very well in Britain as well.

"Would you rather have something you understand really well or something that could be a real advantage but is unknown?" The use of induction in restaurants might help its move into the mainstream.

"It's a kind of sensitivity that connects you to the celebrity world in a way where it becomes something really fun to watch, it becomes something you understand, becomes something that you can relate to, because so much of what drives people to want celebrity is to be something other than what they are".

Change questions into something you understand and can relate to.

Someone may need help with something you already understood.

Use a traffic light system to denote where your strengths and weaknesses are; red being something you find particularly difficult to understand, orange being something that you understand but find quite difficult and green being the easiest.

Greenspan is famous for a line that went something like, "if you understood what I said, I must have misspoken".