Sentence examples for a basic sense of how from inspiring English sources

The earliest picture in the show, "The Madonna," dates from 1982 and gives a basic sense of how Mr. Condo works.

Griffin testified at a stage when the court appeared to be struggling to establish a basic sense of how the Libya project had been arrayed; his testimony hardly clarified the role that Lerch had played.

While I will talk about these notions and their occurrence in Maimonides and in his Islamic philosophical context, and while I will try to give a basic sense of how these ideas work, any attempt to fully explain these Plotinian metaphysical ideas falls outside the scope of the current entry.

They had a lot of props and a basic sense of how they were supposed to abuse the pledges but I didn't really give them a stopping point.

But because the current Census is as backward as the last one when it comes to stepfamilies, we won't even have a basic sense of how many there are in the U.S. any time soon--or how to help them stay together.

Get a basic sense of how they are written and pronounced in Russian.

But this ought to give you some basic sense of how the math works.

Nevertheless, we can get some basic sense of how the major elements of President Obama's American Jobs Act poll. 1) The White House is probably going to want to talk about specific elements of the proposal, while the Republicans will argue against it in general terms.

To develop a basic sense of the interactions, we analyzed mentor and mentee reports on how frequently they discussed different topics, to see to what extent the meetings focused on psychosocial and academic issues.

Community standards or a basic sense of decency, on the other hand, are often the only thing determining how people care for loved ones after they die; at a minimum, that generally means disposing of their remains.

Well, first, out of a basic sense of justice and common humanity, I'd hope.