Sentence examples for understanding that someone from inspiring English sources
Apparently, she has difficulty understanding that someone could be a fervent anti-Communist and furiously anti-McCarthy.
Understanding that someone isn't ignoring you deliberately lessens the likelihood of offence; understanding a child's behaviour enables you to help them.
Is there a point to understanding that someone who's a lifelong criminal and brutal killer is not just a brutal killer?
Only dimly understanding that someone called Gertrude Stein had influence over his distinctive style, they -- we, I -- wanted to write those simple declarative sentences as effortlessly and as sparingly as he did.
"It's infuriating and it kind of goes beyond understanding that someone could do this.
It is an understanding of the realities of the economic situation of these workers, and an understanding that someone holding down a low-paying job (or two) and scrambling to make ends meet is just not in a position to do a reasonable job of managing those funds.
Understanding that wanders is still understanding.
Understanding that is important.
All it takes is someone in these governments to say it is worthwhile, and understanding that it is economically beneficial to do so.
"He's really understanding that.
