Sentence examples for would well understand from inspiring English sources

And with a gusto that Mr. Rylance's Olivia would well understand.

An unruffled Peter Mandelson sat on Andrew Marr's soft seats yesterday and suggested that viewers would well understand that important people can get hot under the collar when they want important things done.

Obama's defense of Erbil is effectively the defense of an undeclared Kurdish oil state whose sources of geopolitical appeal — as a long-term, non-Russian supplier of oil and gas to Europe, for example — are best not spoken of in polite or naïve company, as Al Swearengen would well understand.

As Shakespeare would have well understood, the rape and enslavement of the vulnerable have been a commonplace throughout history when such disasters strike.

It would not be naïve, since we well understand the North Korean mentality.

It is a victory that Gandhi would well have understood.

There would not, Kim and Josh well understood, be any quick reunion.

The accurate wear process would possibly be well understood by a multiple physics coupling simulation in the future work.

This reference to asking and answering questions would not be well understood by a reader who had not yet encountered a series of dialogues in which Socrates asks his interlocutors questions of the form, "What is X?" (Euthyphro: what is piety? Laches: what is courage? Charmides: What is moderation? Hippias Major: what is beauty?).

And the reason that they had so much time to gab was because they had nowhere else they could go where they'd be so well understood.

Corexit was the most studied dispersant available; any other chemical would be inherently less well understood.