Sentence examples for understood long from inspiring English sources

But Baselitz gave up hoping to be understood long ago.

It was universally understood, long before the marines arrived, that in the countryside the night belonged to the Vietcong.

"The disruption by the rightwing lunatic fringe at the central event of the ruling party made the prime minister realise what he should have understood long ago: Likud has lost its mind," wrote Ari Shavit in Haaretz.

In works like "miqi'cihuatl," for female voice, which here received a mesmerizing performance by Tony Arnold, the thing on the other side of sound is not silence but a primordial state of consciousness, in which emotions manifest themselves in a physical form that is viscerally understood long before it is expressed.

But what the analysts understood long ago, and the rest of us are realizing now, is that what they really want to do is organize all the world's information, and then put ads on it.

George Carlin had this figured out when he said, "If honesty were suddenly introduced into politics, it would throw everything off!" Shakespeare understood long before then that a crooked status quo can't bear honest talk about serious things.

Introduction: This study is to assess the effect of liver cirrhosis (LC) on the poorly understood long-term mortality risk after a first-ever mechanical ventilation (1-MV) for acute respiratory failure.

We assessed the effect of ESRD on the poorly understood long-term mortality risk after a first-ever mechanical ventilation (1-MV) for acute respiratory failure.

It makes it really difficult for me to understand long pieces of writing.

"As a girl she wore things I didn't understand: long pencil skirts and high-heeled Sketchers," her husband said.

Dr. Saponas said the system could understand long messages like "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" when written word by word on the screen.