Sentence examples for understand that out from inspiring English sources

"But we have to understand that out in the suburbs today there are many people, especially women, who are less conservative, people who are pro-choice and antigun but otherwise are not really liberal.

We're devastated and I hope you understand that out of respect to his family and his colleagues we're not going to be making any further statement".

I now understand that out of context it may have the opposite effect.

They understand that out of every ten companies they fund, six or seven will be outright failures, maybe two will be "base hits" or "doubles," and then maybe one will be a home run.

And while most people covered under such plans probably understand that out-of-network services will cost them more, they may be startled to find out just how much more they may end up spending.

Help kids understand that reaching out to trustworthy adults is, in itself, an act of tremendous strength and courage.

Of course, we still make our way out of the house quite often but often it's forcing my brain to understand that going out CAN be fun.

I understand that you started out as a clothing designer.

"It is like the bear does not fully understand that she's out," the attendant says.

"They don't understand that we put out 5,000 boxes a week," she said.

"A few chefs and restaurateurs still understand that people go out to have a good time," he wrote.