Sentence examples for well understood his from inspiring English sources

Tom well understood his own worth, but wore his eminence modestly and with dry wit.

Prosecutors, led by district attorney George Brauchler, argued vehemently that Holmes might indeed have suffered from mental illness in the past, but well understood his actions when he prepared for and carried out his massacre.

Though among the most popular of classical composers, Dvorák is one of the least well understood; his early work is dismissed as being overly neo-Romantic, a judgement which does little justice to the remarkable originality of much of it, or to the startling confidence of the Third Symphony (1873).

But many of his peers may well understand his lament.

The devastation there is incomprehensible, and I can well understand his and the Japanese people's shock, despair and feelings of helplessness.

Suggesting that Romney's handlers well understand his limitations as a tub-thumper, the speech's best rhetorical flourish was an attack on the flourishes of rhetoric.

During the drawing session, which took place over four hours in February, Park found himself impressed by how well Iggy understood his own body.

No matter how well he understood his opponents or how fit he felt, starting the race in drenched gear would be a handicap.

Donald seemed surprised at how well I understood his e-commerce business model and strategy.

Morrissey's popularity in Mexico, which surfaced early in his solo career, is well understood by his faithful, and this band has had some pretty gushing reviews in their short life.

Edmund Burke, author of Reflections on the Revolution in France, is known to a wide public as a classic political thinker: it is less well understood that his intellectual achievement depended upon his understanding of philosophy and use of it in the practical writings and speeches by which he is chiefly known.