Sentence examples for Show to understand from inspiring English sources
But you only need to tune into his 6 Music show to understand there is more to the man born James Osterberg than dissolute sinew, exposed in all weather.
For The Baltimore Sun, which published photos on Thursday and Friday, the story hit close to home: several of the reservists involved are believed to be from a police company based in Cumberland, Md ."Without the photos it's hard for the reader, if they hadn't seen the show, to understand what happened or what was going on," said Jim Preston, assistant managing editor for photography for The Sun.
The circus strongly encourages you to "just look for yourself" at the animals during the show to understand if they're being mistreated.
You really had to see this show to understand what this Scottrocker and his mates musically have put together, their having conquered The Wiltern in Los Angeles with opening act Anya Marina last Friday night.
Make sure that if you have someone hold the camera that they aren't shaking it too much, or else it will be hard for the viewers of your show to understand what's going on.
The models are shown to understand the many interacting, complex electrochemical, and transport phenomena that cannot be studied experimentally.
Trend maps in seasonal AOD are shown to understand the aerosol build up over the study region under varying meteorological conditions.
The spatial display of the observed trends is also shown to understand the significant variation and shift of monsoon rainfall in the specific areas.
The Utility value is shown to understand if any possible energy savings are achieved at the expense of VM performance.
Ethiopian mothers have been shown to understand the role of poor sanitation in child undernutrition but tend to attribute child undernutrition to their poor economic status and not something amenable to changes in their sanitation behaviours [ 58].
Add harmony, polyphony and rhythm, and the brain has to recruit considerable processing resources, as recent research in cognitive science shows, to understand even the simplest ditty.
