Sentence examples for understand the statements from inspiring English sources

or persons whom you believe cannot understand the statements that are made to them (infants, the insane, etc., as well as those whom you believe cannot understand the language you are speaking in).

"Even though they may not understand the statements because of a language barrier, [the refugees] get the gist via the tone and volume of the voices, quite clearly grasping that local antagonists are demanding their immediate removal," they wrote.

Third, the Norwegian-Vietnamese children, but especially their parents, may understand the statements in the SDQ differently from Norwegians, parallel to the conclusion in a Chinese study [ 30].

"Everyone knew that the markets could only understand the statement as to include Rhineland Funding's exposure," said Ms. Koppenhoefer.

I could never condone such practices, but I can at least understand the statement of a game keeper who claims he was only obeying his master's orders.

If Russell were a name in this sense (without any descriptive content), then merely to understand the statement "Russell exists" or the statement "Russell does not exist" presupposes that one already knows what Russell refers to.

For instance, you could decide that all language is metaphorical, and so understand the statement that the moon is made of cheese in such a way that you could sincerely believe it.

Most would understand the statement to mean opt in is required for any new privacy control.

We understand the statement by mapping the concepts in the DISEASE metaphor onto the concepts in the target domain of CORRUPTION.

The Russians explained to me that it was important to do, they felt, because those who understood the statement, would understand the statement — and those who didn't, wouldn't — and that really right now in Russia that's what needed to happen.

This would help understand the statement that initially "certain secondary structural features were discernible…" We have addressed this point by showing a different orientation of toxin omit map density in Figure 4A.