Sentence examples for Enlarged understanding from inspiring English sources

The stunning events of our age of anger, and our perplexity before them, make it imperative that we anchor thought in the sphere of emotions; these upheavals demand nothing less than a radically enlarged understanding of what it means for human beings to pursue the contradictory ideals of freedom, equality and prosperity.

To consider this book along with the poems is to gain an enlarged understanding of her loyalties to those she champions as outsiders--primarily lesbians and women of color--whom she urges to active commitment in the fight against injustice.

But his work is broadly viewed as having sped the development of implants and enlarged understanding of the inner ear.

These volumes offer manifold opportunities for an enlarged understanding of a complex and able man who was later to assume positions of high responsibility.

You end up with an enlarged understanding of the world's variety and an equally enlarged sense of the human capacity to make sense of it.

The collection of such data might be methodologically challenging for systems conventionally more focused on quantitative measurement, but would significantly enlarge understanding of the performance of maternity care.

In addressing women's views of the relationship between economic disadvantage and adverse maternal outcomes, this paper thus seeks to enlarge understanding of the role of poverty in maternal outcomes well beyond questions of poor nutrition and under-utilization of appropriate maternal services.

In an astonishingly wide-ranging oeuvre that ran from photo books to articles and film to personal videos, Tim smashed boundaries and enlarged our understanding of what a documentarian and journalist could be.

In later work he greatly enlarged the understanding of the scope of predicativity, in part by demonstrating that practically all the mathematical principles needed for scientific applications can be carried out entirely according to predicative restrictions.

My recent participation in the GUH Certificate Program truly enlarged my understanding as it combines academic approaches with real-world experience--placemaking through collaborative site-specific work to bring spirituality into the public realm.

Theodore G. Schurr, an anthropologist at the University of Pennsylvania, said Dr. Willerslev had provided an interesting new perspective on Native American origins that helped explain the presence of the mitochondrial X lineage in North America and enlarged the understanding of population history in Siberia.