Sentence examples for understood to express from inspiring English sources
These activities, together with creation itself, are understood to express divine compassion and kindness as well as justice (judgment), recognizing the sometimes paradoxical relation between them.
The surface sensuous meaning of the Canticles (the Song of Solomon) was gladly forgotten when its mutual endearments were understood to express the communion between God and the soul, or between Christ and the church.
His Heisenberg pseudonym was borrowed from the physicist whose uncertainty principle is popularly understood to express the idea that the presence of an observer changes the nature of what is observed.
Neglect in our context is understood to express the notion of inadequate policies for pastoral communities and their stakes.
Moreover, the status of y is generally thought to be somehow prior to that of x grounding is typically understood to express priority between things.
That has interested banks, which are understood to be expressing interest in using the same service to verify customer identities through an arms-length verification system.
Several Australian clubs, including Canberra Raiders, are already understood to have expressed interest in the England international, who has been valued at £300,000 by the Rhinos.
Sir Philip declined to comment on any Baugur-backed retailers, but he is understood to have expressed interest in Principles, which is part of the Mosaic Fashions group.
Huddersfield and Castleford are understood to have expressed reservations about taking part, deterred by the £170,000 bond needed to guarantee the NRL clubs' costs, but Solly believes seven of the 12 Super League clubs are keen to participate.
Johnson, who was abroad last week and could not be contacted, is understood to have expressed support at a recent board meeting for the company's attempts to identify Kintaro.
The former BBC Crimewatch presenter Nick Ross is among those understood to have expressed an interest in controlling who will be in charge of appointing chief constables and setting budgets and priorities.
