Sentence examples for suddenly understanding from inspiring English sources

"Oh," Warren says, suddenly understanding.

As a child she recalls not understanding English and then suddenly understanding it and being relieved.

It is that moment of comprehension that I am after with my work: suddenly understanding that you're looking at huge distances and a pattern of billions of stars, rather than just a few twinkling lights.

When you find yourself suddenly speaking and understanding a new language, it's that special kind of high-tech magic.

Understanding them, suddenly one catches a clear glimpse of Blunt.

A year after Nixon's election, Kevin Phillips published his classic study "The Emerging Republican Majority," and there was suddenly a new paradigm for understanding the American electorate.

Galen Strawson has claimed (1994) that there are such things as the experience of understanding a sentence, the experience of suddenly thinking of something, of suddenly remembering something, and so on.

The Broadway play, now an HBO movie that premiered last month, holds the key to understanding why the 36th president has suddenly become relevant again.

It's a bit as if Ms. Raine suddenly felt obliged to translate for the hard of understanding.

Travis, understanding the historically unprecedented centrality he'd suddenly been granted, rose to the occasion with strained seriousness.

"We found out that there was no criminal background with this individual and to suddenly engage in this type of violent behavior is beyond understanding.