Sentence examples for that might understand from inspiring English sources

What seemed to irritate Jackson was the double discourse, the way that Obama's rhetoric was, by design, being overheard by white audiences that might understand it not as brotherly sympathy but, rather, as lofty reproach.

Rock on in South America, Keef, but (put in vernacular that you might understand): hey man, that was uncool!

From these veins, from that little spot, I understood that he had not yet totally abandoned earth, that he might understand my prayer.

They will never define any position that would expose their true ambitions in a way that one might understand, on penalty of corporate contributions blacklisting.

That is the picture she shoves in the faces of politicians in hopes that they might understand, really understand, what happened to her only child.

She wrote about people so that others might understand the truth.

He tried to explain extinction in terms that I might understand.

Or is it important to still tell those stories from the past, so that we might understand the present better?

Robert tried his best to glean the brass knob's innate absurdity so that he might understand his wife better.

In terms that Richard Hoover might understand, "Little Miss Sunshine," a slight but charming movie, is a modest winner.

"We are also very aware that India might understand the situation in different ways at different points in her childhood.