Sentence examples for think you can understand from inspiring English sources

I don't think you can understand America without understanding the creator of the Kennedy myth.

"I don't think you can understand a single thing we did without understanding the violence of the Vietnam War," he said, and the fact that "the enduring scar of racism was fully in flower".

I think you can understand".

"I think you can understand now why we chose Venice," he said.

Trustees think you can understand the sector by reading a book, but it takes years," he explained.

I don't think you can understand the Motorola deal without taking into account the management change at Google.

He said in his summit speech, "I don't think you can really understand the South if you don't understand barbecue — as food, process, and event".

But I don't think you can really understand it unless you were there".

I think you can only understand authentocracy if you look at the rejection of seriousness in the 90s, whether that's on the cultural level – the obsession with the silliness and absurdity – or on the political level, saying we are beyond politics now, that we're just going to managerialism and the job of New Labour is to make sure that everybody has a nice time.

How do you think you can help him to understand that's not a good thing to do?" He squints at his rubbish lorry-plane.

I don't think that you can understand until you see it".Their budget is never enough.