Sentence examples for understands perhaps from inspiring English sources

Forsythe understands, perhaps better than any other living choreographer, how to play off this quality.

JONNY SNEMYR understands perhaps better than anyone how much Rossville, Staten Island, has changed.

"It does speak to where we are today with someone like Donald Trump, who understands – perhaps better than anyone – how to speak the language of modern media, to create a spectacle.

Friesell understands perhaps better than anyone why traditional farmers would be anxious about the new source of competition in the labor market.

What "American Crime Story" understands, perhaps better than any show on television, is that the Simpson trial was the flap of butterfly wings that triggered the cultural and political tsunamis that still plague the country and made the Kardashians' fame possible.

More difficult to understand, perhaps, is South Africa's reluctance to depend too heavily on foreign largesse.

New York City's traffic can appear to be an ungovernable force — understood, perhaps, but never fully tamed.

The Sound became better understood, perhaps, but harder to write a poem about.

I can understand perhaps people on the ground who were under siege might have felt otherwise.

He understood, perhaps better than she did, what was happening to her.

Your medical records could be read instantly and understood (perhaps less instantly) by any provider, anywhere.