Sentence examples for understand again from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers understand again that their city is a target.

In its hurtling prose, we understand again that the bad can be beautiful too.

We're closer to the campfire now than we were during the broadcast years, and we have to understand again why stories are so important for human beings.

An Australian frigate was on station with the USS Washington for a period last year, and I understand, again this year.

The aggression factor is intuitively easy to understand (again, recall summer in the city), and it probably underlies the finding that anomalously hot months have significantly higher crime rates in cities in the United States.

As I sat through this sojourn into our recent past, I began to understand again the power of this medium, the power that goes beyond its primary function of simply storytelling, but the power of holding history for us.

There was a time beforehand when I understood, and now I have understood again.

She understood, again in familiar Scottish fashion, that social advancement was best achieved through education.

Turning to the letters, one finds new registers of emotion available, and one understands again why.

"It needs to be understood again however that such a relaxation carries the risk of greater density and consumption of more alcohol in the precincts," the report found.

Watching Mr. Cunningham move, one understands again in a wonderfully immediate way why he has continued to find fresh delight in his art after a half century.