Sentence examples for understood world from inspiring English sources

"Birdsong: A Novel of Love and War," Sebastian Faulks I never quite understood World War I in the way that I've understood other 20th-century wars.

Ms. Milgrom has an affection for this antiquated skill, at least when it's expertly done — "arresting and haunting," she calls taxidermy, and "morbid and kitschy" — and her book is a pinballing tour through a poorly understood world.

"There are, it seems, an increasing number of British Pakistanis who are today involved in smuggling heroin from Pakistan to the UK," says Dr Qasim, author of Young, Muslim and Criminal, a book investigating Britain's little understood world of young Muslim offenders.

"Eddie, you don't understand world history," Cutler said.

He must be a politician and understand world affairs.

We need citizens who understand world cultures.

I understand World Bank and others are providing these facilities.

Also, to be cultured is to be educated about the world and its languages, to understand world politics, and to be well-read in world history.

"It is not hard to understand world-class players," the debutante concluded.

You can tell by the way they look at a bone chip or a pottery shard they understand worlds about the person who left it.

He understood the world: everything, the good and the bad".