Sentence examples for understood words from inspiring English sources

Another influence, beginning in the eighties, was the field of trauma studies, which understood words as harm.

During the tests, children were monitored to see how well they understood words with one accepted pronunciation – such as dog - compared with a simple drawing of the term.

It's a pity this ghoul of bureaucratic suspicion doesn't use the more easily understood words of "rumour" and "unfounded and malicious gossip" because that is what soft intelligence is.

In hindsight it's easy to see that consumers understood words like "follow" or "friend" for content they wanted delivered regularly rather than "subscribe," "RS S or "Atom feed".

All of the chemical activity in Davidson's brain when he understood words, for example, would occur in Swampman's brain-analog and certain descriptions of this activity will apply to both equally: e.g., physical, chemical and formal descriptions of it.

Miller also researched how people understood words and sentences, the same problem faced by artificial speech-recognition technology.

Many more understand words and phrases.

A computer, of course, cannot really understand words.

He says that his program makes no attempt to understand words and clues.

Roger simply understands words and their many and disparate uses like no one else — words and baseball.

Polly also understands words in context.