Sentence examples for that would be understood from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to create a work that would be understood by the widest possible audience".

Journalism is not a profession in any sense that would be understood by lawyers or medical doctors.

Were Cameron to sack the justice secretary the prime minister may find that Clarke could wound him in a way that would be understood by voters who switch off when the Human Rights Act is mentioned.

What won these two matches was, as much as anything, the sort of approach that would be understood by any village cricketer: let your arms go with the bat and hit the ball as hard as you can (at Headingley); and bowl fast and straight (Willis first, then Botham).

Two years ago that would be understood.

These are words that would be understood by nearly any faith traditional or moral philosophical school.

Perhaps the creators of "wireless reading device" believed that the phrase is sufficiently unlike "book" or "paperback" that it would be understood that it is an entirely new and different means of transporting and displaying reading material.

These were not detailed narratives but rapid, incomplete allusions, and yet both sides employed them in the secure knowledge that they would be understood by their target audiences — even by the large proportion of that audience that was illiterate.

"Shut up, I know what I am going to tell him," he told his companions in Arabic, not realizing, apparently, that he would be understood.

And it's been very interesting, because even though it's anchored around a black woman, my hope was always that it would be understood as a condition of women.

The materials were then validated to ensure that they would be understood.