Sentence examples for understand it would make from inspiring English sources

To judge by the reaction on social media, it is a sad state of affairs, and one which even the pub chain's spokesman doesn't seem to understand: "It would make more sense to say sales [of Sunday roasts] are plummeting therefore we decided to take it off, but it's not the case in our pubs," says Eddie Gershon.

"If we were just doing an interview one on one and I made those statements or if I was just sitting around talking about Jews like that, I can understand why it would make people angry.

So to stay on top of things, I made appointments with the heads of each team to talk about their roles and every time I heard a term I didn't understand, I would make a note to ask someone.

If we were simply dropped into Ritwik's world and made to understand it through observation it would make for far more engaged reading.

The stated reason was that it would make them understand how tear gas works, but none of the recruits bought that.

It would make sense for somebody like me – a victim of this gang – to be outraged about all this and tell you that it's dishonest and unjust, but I understand that such words would only make you laugh.

I laughed, a joyous expression of emotion that only someone who has walked the razor's edge like I had could understand – I'd made it.

Reagan would explain simply and clearly exactly what it would entail in very elementary language so that the people would understand it, and he'd make it sound attractive enough to get the people to support it.

If I understand it right, this would make gravitational waves essentially no more fundamental than sound waves.

But he just seemed to understand what would make teenage boys kill themselves laughing".

I'll ask what they like to do and don't like to do in their jobs, because I want to understand what would make them happy in their jobs.