Sentence examples for understood to the from inspiring English sources

In this deli scene, TV Bette longs for chicken soup, but cannot make herself understood to the counterman.

"At the end he has understood to the point that a lot of the land is now in the hands of small farmers".

Fearful of summary deportation and unable to make themselves understood to the police and the courts, where they sometimes meet derision if not hostility, they endure abuse in silence.

But until recently, no Western society had ever understood, to the extent most Americans do today, that a small and more or less constant share of the population is homosexual by nature.

The principal plant hormone, auxin, is produced in the leaves; it moves by precise mechanisms, as yet poorly understood, to the other parts of the plant, controlling such processes as elongation of plant cells.

It's a world of whispers and confidences and giggles and tears, a great many gradations of sensuality, from the barely understood to the actively carnal, along a wide spectrum of appetites and longings; a portrait of sex that differs from the male variety in being both sadder and more humorous.

"I understand Congress to the last person.

I want to understand something to the point of innovation".

You need to understand the problem to find the solution.

You have to understand the past to understand the present.

You don't have to understand music to understand the power of a pop song.