Sentence examples for understood something that from inspiring English sources

We had this big communal thing that we all knew and loved and understood — something that was yours and nothing to do with your mum and dad.

"It was not a popular thing to say," Mr. Pelley said, "but Andy understood something that so few people understand these days: that popularity has nothing whatever to do with journalism".

In addition, Lazzell understood something that seemed to elude most of the other Provincetown Printers: that the inherent geometry of the woodblock grain was not overly sympathetic to the human figure.

The act of reading is always a matter of a task begun as much as of a message understood, something that begins on a flat surface, counter or page, and then gets stirred and chopped and blended until what we make, in the end, is a dish, or story, all our own.

Shakespeare also understood something that has been revealed in our own lifetimes, when a major event — the fall of the Soviet Union, the collapse of the housing market, a startling election result — throws a garish light on an unnerving fact: even those in the innermost circles of power very often have no idea what is about to happen.

He also understood something that central bankers and policymakers can't seem to grasp today: the importance of sound money.

You understand something that your mother, whose brain has been affected by a stroke, cannot understand.

Rather than trying to understand something that keeps changing, many private landlords simply opt out instead.

Thomas L. Friedman understands something that very few outside of the classroom ever do.

Furthermore, they understand something that is hard to quantify: Deficit spending in the middle of a debt crisis has different psychological effects than deficit spending at other times.

So what I want them to do is to present to me how they think about and try to understand something that is new to them, which in this case is Delphix.