Sentence examples for understood professor from inspiring English sources

What Shakespeare understood, Professor Sandel insisted, was the transformative power of money.

"If we were to take the early dating [as fact] then it overthrows Islamic history as it is understood," Professor Thomas said.

"It's probably the most important thing to understand," Professor Cohen said.

Mr. Putin seems to understand Professor Bykov's sentiments and, for now, seems determined to indulge them.

"The justices went right to the heart of the matter in a way that most Americans can understand," Professor Barton said.

"One wants people to understand," Professor Woodford writes, "that the central bank's policy will be history-dependent in a particular way — it will behave differently than it usually would, under the conditions prevailing later, simply because of the binding constraint in the past".

I understand Professor Johnson's unwillingness to recruit people into our class.

"In truth and in fact… Papadopoulos understood the Professor to have substantial connections to high-level Russian government officials and that the Professor spoke with some of those officials in Moscow before telling defendant Papadopoulos about the 'dirt.'" The plea also describes how Papadopoulos kept at least two "high level campaign officials" abreast of his efforts.

But if I understood the professor's point correctly, their recruiters had much in common.

"The way I understood it," Professor Goldstein said of Ms. Palin's remark, "she claimed more could be done in the Senate, and to that extent I just don't know what she's talking about.

Whatever the reason for the lack of comments, the student will find it impossible to understand the professor's judgment on the paper unless the professor explains the grade with thoughtful comments.