Sentence examples for were widely understood from inspiring English sources

Yet his comments were widely understood to be a grave warning to the Islamist group.

Yet Sisi's comments were widely understood to be a grave warning to the Islamist group.

The attacks were widely understood as a show of strength in response to the government crackdown on gangs.

Before reality TV became a cornerstone of popular culture, and perhaps even before direct cinema and cinéma vérité were widely understood, Albert and David Maysles had created their masterpieces of documentary movie-making.

It trended well into Thursday as people reminisced – or remembered with regret – about a time when every band's name started with "The", and songs made without "real instruments" were widely understood to not be "real music".

By contrast the programs that were managed by local organisations were slower to become established but crucially were widely understood and supported by local people, and were more institutionally effective.

English is widely understood.

That is widely understood and recognised.

"This is not a secret; it is widely understood.

This is widely understood, but not acted upon nearly enough.

The need for close relations with Russia is widely understood.