Even the English can only be fully understood with the help of a (large) dictionary (unless you know what words like "sphingine" mean).
Brecht's plays are rarely performed, not just because of cast size, but because they have seldom been popular or understood (with the obvious exception of "Three Penny Opera").
(Russia cannot be understood with the mind, / She cannot be measured by ordinary measure: / She has her own particular stance — /All you can do is believe in her).
Reagan appears to have understood, with the force of untrained instinct, that, whatever the medium in hand, the great thing was the grab.
I knew that neither Linda nor I would be able to say anything to make her react like that, and I understood with the immediate clarity of an insight that she was not ours.
Such errors should not induce too much pessimism: at Athens at least, individual aristocratic families preserved oral traditions, which affected the later literary records in ways that can be properly understood with the help of anthropological analogy.
That means it could be used to help predict, and so possibly prevent, some human errors.The human brain is a complex organ, but it is becoming better understood with the use of functional magnetic-resonance imaging.
But you don't have to buy into the idea that she's in some way possessed of superhuman powers – a "casually insightful mystic", as film director Paul Thomas Anderson claimed – or believe that her work can only truly be understood with the aid of a lengthy set of footnotes to enjoy Divers.
"Russia cannot be understood with the mind, nor can she be measured with a common yardstick; she has her own way of being; in Russia one simply believes".As if the American deputy secretary of state, an old friend of Bill Clinton, needed reminding of that hoary old saying.
Shear lag effect in a building can be best understood with the help of Fig. 1.
The accuracy of the model could be understood with the grid size from 500 × 500 m.
