Everybody understands suffering.

Everybody understands them.

That intersection doesn't always create a view of everybody now understands everybody, and everybody appreciates everybody.

I think everybody understands what that means.

They're only going to get magnified by the very technology that's connecting us, because it's making us intersect. And that intersection doesn't always create the view of everybody now understands everybody, and everybody appreciates everybody.

You want someone who understands prevention, understands nutrition, understands exercise, understands the importance of stretching, understands the interactions between things.

The miracle of Esperanto is that you can keep your accent and your way of forming your sentences, and yet, everybody understands everybody, and no one ever feels inferior, ridiculous, or simply foreign.

Cities, poverty and the environment are realities that everybody understands they are respectively issues, problems and values that we all share and identify with.

Tom understands.

It understands.

He understands.

He understands.

He understands.

Maria understands.

Fadil understands Arabic.

Sami understands everything.

Nobody understands me.

Nobody understands me.

She understands me.

Mike finally understands.

He understands me.

She understands them.

Someone who understands.

Ma understands everything.

Tom understands the risks.

Sami understands Layla's concerns.

No one understands Gaza.

A child understands that.

President Obama understands that.

No one understands me.

His lordship understands me.

And who understands you?

Everybody means everybody, means everybody here.

Nobody understands what's going on.

I think Tom now understands.

Fortunately, Barack Obama understands that.

No one understands it now.

Who among the people understands?

Nobody understands me

He understands me, you don't.

Skip ain't sore. He understands.

He thinks he understands life.

I think Harvey understands that.

I think he understands now.

As if it understands you.