Sentence examples for understood by some from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, but incorrectly, this change is understood by some in Britain as relevant to the UK's coming referendum.

A surprise rule change or an interpretation which was understood by some and misunderstood by others also defeats symmetry.

In defending his dead colleague, Mr. Derrida, a Jew, was understood by some people to be condoning Mr. de Man's anti-Semitism.

I am not the Hindu nationalist as understood by some TV media – not one who will take out a sword and kill a Muslim.

(It is worth noting that the integration of high and low art has been understood by some to be the gist of postmodern art).

Such systems as shamanism or spirit possession and the altered states of consciousness that accompany them are understood by some in terms of dissociation or schizoid states.

Nothing, we were given to understand by some speakers, would ever be the same again.

Perhaps the need for "personal" environment and scale can best be understood by considering some extreme examples.

The concepts of partially coherent light can best be understood by means of some simple experiments.

Habituation must therefore, it appears, be understood by reference to some change in the pathway between stimulus and response, and the work with Aplysia and other mollusks shows how this analysis may proceed at the physiological level.

Clearly nature is far from being fully understood by science, and yet some sceptics persist in contemptuously sneering at almost everything outside of their immediate knowledge.