Sentence examples for you probably understood from inspiring English sources

THE funny thing is that, however inelegant that paragraph may be, you probably understood it.

You probably understood my meaning, of course, but surely this level of ambiguity in language is a design flaw?

You probably understood that, given the report's focus on on-demand streams and album sales and whatnot, but in case you didn't: DON'T FORGET THAT RADIO EXISTS, YOU GUYS.

I told him, now you probably understand how I feel.

If you're in any way part of the jazz citizenry, you probably understand the question.

When you put your card into an automated teller machine, view your balance on the screen and then receive money from the dispenser, you probably understand that a merely electronic notion — your bank account — is being translated into a physical object with value: greenbacks.

If it seemed that the only thing missing from the Phillies' 9-7 victoverover the Mets on Sunday was that Joaquin Andujar did not throw out the first pitch, then you probably understand just how many rare occurrences took place in the game.

Forbes: Having led the cybersecurity efforts for Obama's transition team, you probably understand Obama's thinking on cybersecurity more than anyone else.

If you own a credit card, you probably understand the pains of having your credit card information stolen and used fraudulently.

If you've heard of Jeremy Siegel Jeremy Siegel, then you probably understand why students at the University of Pennsylvania were clambering to get a seat at his recent "Are Stocks Overvalued?" lecture on campus.

You probably understand the analogy.