Sentence examples for understood I would from inspiring English sources

Even so, it wasn't until much, much later, back in France, with Daddy and my brothers and sisters, that I understood I would never see her again.

Occupy Wall Street is best understood, I would suggest, as a new form of what could be called "political disobedience," as opposed to civil disobedience, that fundamentally rejects the political and ideological landscape that we inherited from the Cold War.

Moreover, I understood I would be questioned every time I wanted to re-enter the U.S. after a visit abroad.

"Once it was made aware that I might not get a contract next year at Leeds, they stopped playing me and I understood I would have to move on," said the former Charlton and Blackpool man.

I can't financially afford the trip or take the time off work anyway, but I was a brand new sober baby when they booked plane tickets—I understood I would relapse if I went on the trip, blissfully surrounded by cocktails and without cell phone service.

The low number of patients from ethnic minority groups accessing palliative care was recognised but not well understood: "I would like to see them [Asian patients] being referred to us more often and I don't understand why they are not.

At last, I reached the top of a final set of stairs, looked around and understood: I'd been here before.

"Do you understand?" "I would sign a paper, if I have to, for spanking," Lorvane insisted.

"You don't understand," I would say, widening my eyes and shaking my head.

"At the beginning, when there was something I didn't understand, I would try to listen until the moment I understood.

If I didn't like something someone did, or if a conductor was doing something I didn't understand, I would just bloody well say it.