Sentence examples for understand back from inspiring English sources

I think I was too young to understand back then: I thought of time as a steadily growing tree that I hadn't yet started climbing.

But I couldn't understand, back that day in Cardiff, why there weren't legions cheering; why there had been frankly derisory media coverage; why people weren't more excited.

A truth I didn't fully understand back then.

What I didn't understand back then is how movies differ from books.

Most respondents (94%) thought that having back pain makes it difficult to enjoy life (item 18), and 93% thought that it is hard to understand back pain if you have not had it yourself (item 20).

For starters, he understood back in 2002 that American troops would not be greeted in Iraq with flowers.

Jacobson dismisses as poppycock the notion that noncoding DNA was understood back then.

Clearly though, as the founding fathers understood back in 1789, freedom of expression is – generally speaking a good thing.

So, what to do? Clearly we should have started tackling the problem as soon as the seriousness was understood, back in the '80s.

Of the three terms describing pain, participants understood back pain most clearly.

"I knew that I was strong with people, and I understood back-office financial systems," said Merle Kailis, who in 1981 left her job as a consultant at the accounting firm KPMG to raise three children.