Sentence examples for understood period from inspiring English sources

A lucid account of this poorly understood period.

While Hemingway has been the subject of endless study -- not to mention the inspiration for a licensed line of furniture -- his 21 years in Cuba are the least understood period of his life, scholars say.

It should just be understood, period.

Reconstruction is perhaps the least understood period in American history, a distinction that has been both perpetuated by and reflected in popular culture since the late nineteenth century.

Still, rather than assuming it's too little too late, let's think of NTIA's formation as the beginning of a fairer, more equal, better understood period in clubbing, one that recognises both the cultural and economic importance of people hitting clubs weekend after weekend.

These bone-building cells lay down osteoid that in humans mineralizes 15 to 20 days later, a poorly understood period known as the mineralization lag time [12].

"This stela portrays an early king during one of the more poorly understood periods of ancient Maya history," Dr. Marcello A. Canuto, director of the Middle American Research Institute at Tulane and a participant in the excavations, said in a written statement.

Composer Claire van Kampen, director of theatre music at the Globe until 2005, now works there on a project-by-project basis and says one of the problems is finding people who truly understand period music.

Writing might have its social aspects, but it is also a deeply personal process in which Joyce tries to understand periods of her own emotional turmoil.

Consequently, these scholars make a contribution to understand the nature of evolutionary hierarchies (e.g., Eldredge 1985) and much like the ED school seek to understand periods of rapid evolutionary change using such models and concepts as spandrels, adaptive landscapes, and phylogenetic history.

That's a poorly understood transition period when a memory is still malleable but becoming more established and robust.