Sentence examples for understood and very from inspiring English sources

He says depression afflicts many, is poorly understood and very hard to treat.

Hadley takes a hard look at men: they may be "the enemy" (literally in the story of that name), but they are also wonderfully understood and very fiercely desired.

These impact types are controlled by the tephra concentration (or 'dose') that components are exposed to over time, which is currently poorly understood and very sensitive to any mitigation measures applied.

Optimal treatment strategies and glycemic goals for patients with type 2 diabetes remain incompletely understood, and very tight glycemic control may not reduce cardiovascular event rates, and may even lead to increased mortality (39).

"Kids love it because it's very easy to understand, and very difficult to play – which is a brilliant combination".

It's not hard to understand, and very few people actually choose the private option.

The editor is easy to understand and very pleasant to use.

It was shallow, easy to understand, and very basic.

That's something I understand and very much admire.

Participants found the exercise very easy (59%) or fairly easy (39%) to understand and very informative (66%) or fairly informative (31%).

This is a group of patients unable to complain, in 54% unable to understand, and very often without close relatives who can speak for them.