Sentence examples for which she understands from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Bourgeois humbly confesses that her much-praised work, which she understands has exceeded her parents' artistry, has never felt as beautiful.

By which she understands that there will be no introduction, no familiarization with the chien de garde, that because it suits this woman to treat her as an enemy she will continue to be an enemy.

Instead, Hoagland defines power as "power-from-within" which she understands as "the power of ability, of choice and engagement.

Zinkin (2006) explains the free play in terms of the sensus communis invoked by Kant at §20, which she understands as an intensive form of sensibility, in contrast to the extensive forms of sensibility represented by space and time.

Jane's abuela speaks mostly in Spanish and Jane and her mother usually respond to her in English, which she understands perfectly.

The nature of Charlotte's attachment to Héger and the degree to which she understood herself have been much discussed.

She was having terrible shooting pains down her back and right arm, which she understood as the somatic effect of her anxiety and perpetual travel.

Kelly described a "terrifying" six months in which she understood that her career at the conservative cable news network was on the line.

Her first published novel, We the Living (1936), was a romantic tragedy in which Soviet totalitarianism epitomized the inherent evils of collectivism, which she understood as the subordination of individual interests to those of the state.

She opposed statism, which she understood to include theocracy, absolute monarchy, Nazism, fascism, communism, democratic socialism, and dictatorship.

The problem was Adichie's roommate had a "single story of Africa" - one in which she understood Adichie as coming from a place of "catastrophe".