Sentence examples for understand refers from inspiring English sources

"But still the Picayune says they don't know, they can't understand" refers to the good roads whose high price the Times-Picayune constantly carps at, because, the Longs always imply, the Picayune, organ of the czarists, secretly wants bad roads.

"Trump is a unifier, do you understand?" Referring to Hindu Americans, he added, "They're smart people.

Whether or not a theory of attention can be turned into a non-circular explanation of reference, the idea that attention and reference are related does seem to be an idea that can cast some light on what goes on when we understand referring expressions.

Institutional economics, as the term is narrowly understood, refers to a movement in American economic thought associated with such names as Thorstein Veblen, Wesley C. Mitchell, and John R. Commons.

However, this CI does not, as is commonly understood, refer to an interval which contains θ (either θc or θp) with a 95% probability.

The women's experiences of not being understood referred mostly to the invisibility of migraine and the fact that no one else can see or experience how painful and dreadful it is.

Mr. Nossell has a disability that, among other things, leaves his speech difficult to understand; he refers to himself as a spastic.

It is understood it refers in part to a period in 2002 when Rebekah Brooks was editor of the paper.

I understand that referring to Israel and Hitler as I did is deeply offensive to Jewish people, for which I apologise".

Often poorly understood, it refers to the markup the dealer applies to the interest rate on your car loan.

As "intrinsic value" is traditionally understood, it refers to a particular way of being nonderivatively good; there are other ways in which something might be nonderivatively good.