Sentence examples for understood to do from inspiring English sources

Smith's letter is recommended to anybody considering a literary fight: "Laugh at yourself, and I shall pawn my life that before three weeks are at an end, this little affair, which at present gives you so much uneasiness, shall be understood to do you as much honor as anything that has ever happened to you".

What was thrilling about 1966 was the way in which things were not business as usual, a feeling that can still be heard in the records of the year: music was connected to events outside the pop culture bubble and was understood to do so by many of its listeners.

In his ethics, Spinoza in some way "retains these words," although he may be understood to do so under some formal refinement or revision of them (See IV Preface).

The effects of FOXP2 are wider than this (it is expressed in the developing heart and lungs, in addition to the brain -- REF) and the functions of the neural circuits in which it is active are as yet too poorly understood to do more than gesture at the ways in which FOXP2 is involved in constructing the human linguistic phenotype.

"Nixon didn't pardon any of the co-conspirators in Watergate, and I think he understood to do so only would have hastened what happened anyway".

"I think there are certain things technique-wise that you have to understand to do it well, to putt well with it," he said.

"He [Jenkins] understands football, understands clubs and understands how to do contracts".

The second — and less understood — has to do with what Bebout calls "adapted fearfulness".

He really understood how to do research".

They understood how to do them better with individual attention.

"This means people have understood what to do to avoid infection".