I say some, as the principal advantages will be better understood later.
This, however, will be better understood as we go on, for there is another thing which I wish to be observed here--that we cannot by a mental decree do a thing unless we recollect it.
Each log or upright beam of the beacon, was to be fixed to the rock by two strong and massive bats or stanchions of iron, of a construction which will be better understood by inspecting the diagrams on Plate VIII.
The form and construction of the Carr Rock Beacon, both as originally intended, and ultimately executed, will be better understood by referring to Plate II.
The fourth is the bolt connecting the shackle-piece, by which the weight is suspended, as will be better understood by referring to the sketch or diagram illustrative of it in Plate XI.
The chain was then unhooked, and the sheers were ready for lifting another stone, as will be better understood by referring to Plate XI.
The reflection of rays from a plane surface may be better understood by reference to the annexed diagram.
It may be better understood by reference to our drawing below.
The import of this resolution will be better understood, when it is remembered, that the organization of Brown's insurrectionary scheme took place, in this same city of Chatham, on the 8th of May last.
The offices of the conjunctive adverb when may be better understood by expanding it into two phrases thus: We listen at the time at which pleasure calls.
If we use household words, we shall be better understood.
The plan of "Higher Lessons" will perhaps be better understood if we first speak of two classes of text-books with which this work is brought into competition.
The distinction between these higher and lower classes of rogues will be better understood by comparing the Napoleon of war, with the Napoleon of peace.
This necessity will be better understood when it is said, that some of these stores contain from one to four thousand butts, and that few really fine sherries are sent out of them until ten or twelve years old.
This assertion will be better understood by a sketch or two taken on the spot a few years ago.
When the true nature of Education is better understood, it will be found that a child may have advanced far on its path by oral instruction, before it be either necessary or desirable that he should be compelled to read for himself.
The nature of successive "Steps" will be better understood by using, than by describing them.
If boxes are used, they should all be the same depth; the height and width may be doubled or halved according to the nature of the plants: the plan will be better understood by reference to the diagram, Fig.
This can be better understood by the godly than those things which are taught by the adversaries concerning contemplation or perfection.
And it often names the fruits, in order that it may be better understood by the inexperienced, and to signify that a new life and regeneration, and not hypocrisy, are required.
And what that faith is which the Gospel proclaims can be better understood when it is set over against contrition and mortification.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "better understood" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
