Sentence examples for understands first from inspiring English sources

He understands: "First a guy sticks something in you.

Ms. Kuras understands first and foremost that there's no point in trying to pretend that digital video is the same as film.

So I thought: maybe I could start by teaching T where he is in relation to the dog, but before I even get to that, it seems important that he understands first that he isn't a dog.

He needs to show that he understands, first, why he is factually wrong to describe a "Jewish lobby"; second, he needs to show greater sensitivity to the American Jewish community because he understands that expression evokes anti-Semitism through the ages.

Ms. Forbes understands first-hand why demand is growing.

She recalled times when a young relative of a geriatric patient "is hammering me with questions, and the patient is looking on in horror and pulls me aside and says, 'She's usually a nice person.' " Dr. Lavizzo-Mourey understands first-hand how being a minority can affect the quality of health care.

For instance, Suppes understands first-order predicate logic, with its "linguistic" rather than "set-theoretical" entities, as "utterly impractical" for the formalization of "theories with more complicated structures like probability theory" (Suppes 1957, 232, 248 9; cf. Suppes 2002).

Infosys understands first-hand the huge amount of work and energy that goes into maintaining large legacy systems, whether computers or mechanical systems like turbines, locomotives and airplane engines.

The app was thought up by Match Product Manager Patricia Parker, who understands first-hand both the challenges and the benefits of online dating – Parker met her husband online, so has direct experience in the world of online dating.

Kathleen Dunlop, Marketing Director for Vaseline® at Unilever understands, first-hand, how purpose-driven companies, people and brands drive profits while promoting positive change.

I wonder if this is because she understands first-hand what many of the women and girls we meet are facing, She, too, grew up in a small village three hundred kilometers outside of Ulaanbaatar where she dreamed of a brighter future.