Sentence examples for understand very much from inspiring English sources

I don't think we understand very much about this.

If you can only look at the superficial layers, you don't understand very much about how brain works.

Not that beauty naysayers would understand very much of that last paragraph but, suffice it to say, the banana powder is not for drinking.

"Usually, to be a foreigner means you don't understand very much, but there's also a naivety and a kind of freshness.

"Fiction writers don't understand very much about what they do – they don't understand why it works when it's good, and they don't understand why it doesn't work when it's bad".

Some users of the new Blackberry Z10 have been mildly discombobulated on learning that the phone's video player was alerting their friends that they had been browsing sites such as pornhub.com, which is (or so I understand) very much Not Safe For Work.

By contrast, there were never serious fears that the dotcom bubble burst, September 11th 2001, or, more recently, the collapse of General Motors' bonds and investors' flight from risky investments, would lead the system to collapse.Regulators understand very well how much the world stands to gain from this revolution in finance, but they are nevertheless nervous.

That's my strength; I understand people very much; I understand players.

This, I came to understand, is very much an Indian thing: enjoyment of maths there is part of enjoying life".

That's something I understand and very much admire.

I hope the president understands that, and understands very keenly how much his fate is tied to real people getting real jobs.