Sentence examples for understand and mean from inspiring English sources

They knew I could say, "I understand", and mean it.

Gardens were understood and meant to be read as a journey into a three-dimensional painting.

"Singing the phrase straight through showed he really understood, and meant, the words.

Instead, Starsky's solution uses computer vision, radar and software acting in tandem, which it says is "well understood," and means it can start adding safety benefits to driving now, instead of way down the road.

The highly visual vignettes and simplicity of the design allowed scenarios to be easily understood and meant the survey maintained enthusiasm of respondents.

"I want people to be able to see and understand, and I mean this for the right and the left, that family-friendly doesn't have to mean sappy crap," he said.

You understand and that means so much.

They'll probably understand, and that means you only have to fake sick over the phone, which is far easier to do.

The US government and its allies need to understand, and here I mean understand fully, that they are dealing with two different governments, two separate states and nations so different that they cannot be equated in a single mission.

So it's amazing to expect that survey respondents will miraculously understand the word, and mean the same thing.

"But at the same time it was an incredible reunion because she understood and that meant a lot to me.