Sentence examples for To understandings from inspiring English sources
noun
Mental, sometimes emotional process of comprehension, assimilation of knowledge, which is subjective by its nature.
"There are ways of coming to understandings.
Nor did Syrian troops leave Lebanon, contrary to understandings apparently reached in 1989.
It's also a challenge to understandings that come with the New Deal".
It reminded us of Edward Said's reference, in Orientalism, to the western belief that "the Orient" cannot represent itself but must submit to understandings of itself drawn from the descriptions of others.
Muslims opposed to understandings of Islam as monolithic, self-contained and defined by unyielding rules and sharp dichotomies naturally emphasize their faith's rich diversity of thought and practice over many centuries and cultures.
"We are already anarchists, or at least we act like anarchists, every time we come to understandings with one another that would not require physical threats as a means of enforcement," he writes.
But dialogue is a precondition to understanding.
It's vital to understanding the world.
I am no closer to understanding hygge.
INFORMATION does not necessarily lead to understanding.
She was no closer to understanding anything.
