Sentence examples for understood it would have from inspiring English sources

We would have suffered and never, ever understood it would have been better that he died.

I understood it would have been simply impolite not to drink in his company, so we had a good binge.

It is understood it would have included a cut to the basic pay rise the Government has offered junior doctors, would have been "cost-neutral", and that NHS officials considered it a possible basis for resolving the dispute and averting the strike.

There is no question our framers had good reason for creating this system and they understood it would have positive and negative consequences.

PV now understands it would have been impossible to live too close to Mr Motown.

So a normal piece of journalism, as I understand it, would have handled the same sentence quite differently.

Their concerns are not new -- indeed, as we warned when we highlighted that only 12% of people had even read the new policy, it was unlikely those who read it would have understood it.

Had it been understood, it would not have been built.

I was tempted to lie and say I didn't know it was a family party -- yet even if he'd understood it wouldn't have mattered.

Kurzweil hews to the spirit of the Turing Test and holds that if the system displays the apparent capacity to understand Chinese "it would have to, indeed, understand Chinese"—Searle is contradicting himself in saying in effect, "the machine speaks Chinese but doesn't understand Chinese".

As an Ivy Leaguer himself who once clerked for a Supreme Court justice, Mr. Rascoff understood it would be difficult having "pointy-headed youngsters" interacting with veteran cops and wanted analysts with what he called "a low jerk quotient".