Sentence examples for understand very little from inspiring English sources

But we understand very little about it.In essence, this is because productivity is a residual.

"We know much, but we still understand very little," said Dr. Michael Turner, a cosmologist at the University of Chicago.

We can have six children in a class who understand very little of what is being said.

Kadare said he read Macbeth at the age of 11. "When you start so young with literature, you understand very little of politics.

Up to one in 150 children born in the United States show some evidence of the social and learning difficulties that characterize autism, and scientists understand very little about how or why those problems develop.

Yet a recent survey of nearly 300 hundred students, trainees and qualified lawyers in some of London's premier law firms and schools show they understand very little of the legal barriers to equitable, global development.

On the contrary we, the Italians, have understood very little".

A political discussion ensued, and it struck me that we foreigners understood very little.

The most we can say is that Winsmith, for all his claims to "know" Spencer, understood very little about him.

That evening, I sat down seriously with the book, but I still understood very little; actually, nothing.

"Once upon a time, we understood very little about particle physics," said Dr. Alvaro de Rujula, a CERN theorist.