Sentence examples for understands too much from inspiring English sources

Phaedra's Love is about despair - the despair of young Hippolytus, who feels absolutely nothing and understands too much, and of his stepmother, Phaedra, who feels too much and understands too little.

"You don't understand too much when you're a kid, but when you go out of your country and meet people, you get a wider perspective.

But don't expect to understand too much, because one day those few readers who remain will wake up and find nothing on the mat.

Claudia Jones, the Trinidadian black and feminist activist who founded the carnival 50 years ago, might not quite understand too much of it, but she'd be beaming with pride.

Pearl was killed, B.H.L. believes, because he had come to understand too much about all of this, and particularly about "the great taboo": that the Pakistani atomic bomb was built and is controlled by radical Islamists who intend to use it someday.

"At the beginning I didn't understand too much because it was a very technical, like most sailing books, so I learned a lot of the terminology and the technical side from a book before I ever went on a boat.

Even though they're probably not likely to understand too much about Google's actual plans with Chrome OS, you can bet the government is quickly going to take a hard look at this relationship again.

Tough and comprehending and utterly immersive, Son of Saul does not pretend to understand too much.

He understands too just how much is now expected of a captain, when the team picks and pairings are almost the easiest part of it.

But he understands that too much youth and glamour may not be a good thing.

Not everyone understands and too much realism has been creeping in.