Sentence examples for to understand by from inspiring English sources

Nothing, we were given to understand by some speakers, would ever be the same again.

But we've made it more difficult to understand by allowing several myths to cloud our vision.

And this is a work that is comparatively easy to understand by the standards of the MoMA collection.

In so doing he painfully metabolises grief, acknowledges his "lying cheater's heart", and begins to understand, by its disqualification, what love means.

"Insurers want to make renewing your insurance policy easier and clearer to understand, by reminding you of last year's premium and flagging up introductory discounts.

The ethos of the directorate of operations is difficult to understand by outsiders; there is no way to sum up what the D.O. does.

Wallis told me then that he was given to understand by Fraser that the pictures had been snapped from a public beach.

That claim may or may not be true, but it's perfectly easy to understand by Catholic or Jew, or Buddhist or atheist for that matter.

This event, complex in itself, has been made even more difficult to understand by the mythology that later grew up around it.

Our work forward is to make Twitter easy to understand by anyone in the world, and give more utility to the people who love to use it daily!

They hesitated at his smile, Wondering what it seemed to say To lovers who a little while Before had thought to understand, By violence upon the sand, The only way that could be known To make a world their own.