Sentence examples for understood often from inspiring English sources

So the way that beauty is understood often as being largely Caucasian and largely young is inherently problematic.

Coats of arms, livery and armour were a widely understood, often fantastical language that communicated identity and position.

The culprits were pre-modern sanitation and poorly understood, often naturally occurring bacteria including Lactobacillus and Pediococcus, as well as Brettanomyces yeasts, which can contribute a hint of tartness and characteristic "funky" flavors and aromas, sometimes compared to leather, smoke, and "horse blanket".

Readability refers to the ease with which a passage can be understood, often expressed numerically.

Feelings are mutually understood, often without anyone even having to resort to speech.

It is usually poorly understood, often managed inadequately, and its impact on patients is generally underestimated.

The justification 'the people will not understand' often means that the bureaucrat does not understand".

"The patients do not understand, often, who are the people who walk in every morning," Dr. Huddleston said.

Theroux understands, often with devastating effect, how dramas both big and small can produce catastrophic and lasting psychological consequences.

Behaviors that we do not understand often become nearly invisible -- even when, in retrospect, we see how truly strange they are.

Part of what he calls the "emotional intensity" felt by these patients about the WCA is caused by the way they feel the system fails to understand often complex mental health issues, and assumes they are cheats.