Sentence examples for understood of that from inspiring English sources

It seems proper to consider a word as the name of that which we intend to be understood by it when we use it; of that which any fact that we assert of it is to be understood; of that, in short, concerning which, when we employ the word, we intend to give information.

I understood, of course, that there was no harmony in the real sounds of D-Day.

Jones said he understood all of that.

I understood all of that!

Harrison was no Minimalist in the normally understood sense of that musical style.

Congratulations if you understood all of that.

I understood none of that.

The regents said they understood that of that amount $11.8 million would go into compensation for top faculty, staff and administrators.

(If you understand any of that, hey, go wild).

One is that I don't really understand any of that stuff.

If you don't understand any of that, you're not alone.