Sentence examples for understood as just from inspiring English sources

"The voice of a bell is understood as just that," he said.

But can these findings be simply understood as just another nail in the coffin for British Christianity?

The Arab Spring can be understood as just another fault line: it represents the destabilizing rise of a large, underemployed generation of angry youth lacking clear leaders.

When my husband and I lived in Westchester County, he used to mow our minuscule Freedom Lawn — "freedom" here being understood as just another word for nothing left to lose — himself.

But this phenomenon needs to be understood as just that.

The externalist may respond in turn that the amoralist is not properly understood as just making inverted commas moral judgements.

What you are truly and actually saying is that you want them to condemn themselves to a life devoid of the kind of enduring, romantic, partner-to-partner love that all people, Christians included, understand as just about the best part of being alive.

Homosexuality is here understood as not just anal sex between men (yes, it's worth pointing out to some people that straight couples can just as easily do that sort of thing too), but also as same-sex snogging and heavy petting.

This is why John could think that suffering under a rapacious and exploitive prince might reasonably be understood as the just punishment of a virtueless people.

The father of critical cartography, and therefore of the idea that a map should be understood as more than just a set of directions, was J. B. Harley, a map historian who died ten years ago.

Reflexivity means that participants 'frame' or 'indicate' how their action is to be understood, as opposed to just acting, and in order to understand the basic intent behind an action knowing the culture becomes central.