Sentence examples similar to understood old from inspiring English sources

A page earlier, we're told that Nelson "had known and loved Clare most of his young life and he understood old-people craziness".

Although the exact pathogenesis has not been fully understood, older age, family history, physical inactivity and race/ethnicity are important risk factors[ 1, 2].

"Slow is just a new word to understand old problems," Mr. Honoré said.

"The only way to understand old art is to make it participate in our own artistic life" is how Venturi phrased it in 1925.

As most sensible commentators understand, old media are integrated into the new in a fairly seamless transition process which will ensure that many millions of people are still tucking into their folding dead trees in 20 years time.

"In order to understand old maps, you have to be able to read new ones," he said.

They instinctively understand old books and papers according to their own thought style and consider those texts as steps although sometimes erroneous towards this world-view which they possess now.

He also embarked on a translation of the Anglo-Saxon tale, Beowulf; because he could not fully understand Old English, his poetic translation was based largely on that already produced by A.J. Watts.

Maxager and other companies are starting to value employees who understand old-fashioned things like inventory management.

They were also tasked with conducting a national needs assessment to help improve services, as well as creating a presentation to help bankers better understand older adults.

This is admirable, but it is worrying to find that companies have to help their workforce to understand older people, as if we come from another planet.