Sentence examples for understand for instance from inspiring English sources

She seems to understand, for instance, that migration and mobility have a historical dimension".

I didn't understand, for instance, why suddenly every business wanted to be a "startup".

I never understand, for instance, why scholars are so ready to dismiss Beethoven's Triple Concerto for piano, violin and cello.

People are coming to understand, for instance, that online maps are generally good with large thoroughfares but not particularly adept at navigating through small urban streets.

He could have helped us understand, for instance, that the 1940s weren't entirely about bebop and that the soprano saxophone in the 1960s wasn't entirely about John Coltrane.

We do not initially understand, for instance, why Hatsumomo is so cruel to Chiyo, and by the time we find out we no longer care.

It was understood, for instance, that stepping across the street from the square was a safe zone.

He understood, for instance, that there could be no secure peace with Hitler after the invasion of Poland, even as many around him hoped Britain could yet stay out of a Continental war.

Bayern, presently fourth in the Bundesliga, have mislaid some of their shrewdness and no one understands, for instance, how the forward, Luca Toni, 32, can have been granted terms that will let him continue to collect £173,000 a week until 2010.

The marketing department understood, for instance, that after three months of purchasing nothing but Way-Less bars and shakes, a shopper wasn't susceptible to discounts on a rival brand of diet aids.

Meanwhile, says Lynne Zeitlin Hale of the Nature Conservancy, an American charity, the sea's environmental importance is better understood: for instance, in regulating the climate, recycling oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide.