Sentence examples for usually understood from inspiring English sources

Spanish is generally spoken; English is usually understood.

Please note that salt and pepper are (usually) understood. 1.

Logical rules of inference are usually understood as definitory rules.

Ancient architecture and art are usually understood and explained according to their purpose or cultural function.

"Pghhhgh," I say, a sound of feminist dissent I find is usually understood in all languages.

The last point is usually understood to mean disarming Israel, especially of nuclear weapons.

Biodiversity is usually understood in simple numerical terms: more species means more biodiversity.

In Japan, however, it is usually understood as beginning in the Edo period (17th century).

D.D.: I am not a creationist as the term is usually understood.

Nothing in his home looks particularly futuristic, or technological, at least as we've usually understood those terms.

The term experience is usually understood to refer to ordinary physical sensations or in Hume's parlance, "impressions".