Sentence examples for accepted understandings from inspiring English sources

In the attempt, says Pryor, he "gives a close view of the workings of the Stuart parliament, overturns some long accepted understandings, and suggests some explanations which will be long debated by historians".

Their reasoning and arguments distort widely accepted understandings about the nature and process of science, threatening the rigor upon which the scientific enterprise depends.

Without the help of strong guidelines in our extensive search (Table 1) we hope that the accepted understandings described in conjunction with our personal experiences will shed some light on how to best address, assess, investigate and treat the important distal ulnar styloid, head, neck and shaft fractures.

Perhaps the accepted understanding of the value-action gap is actually missing something?

Who is Elizabeth Gould, and how did her research affect the accepted understanding of the brain?

So it reads as though Genesis is a deliberate challenge to the accepted understanding of the origins of the universe.

The discovery, in 1956, challenged the accepted understanding of the immune system; few scientists believed antibodies could recognize a molecule as small as insulin.

Zeki pioneered, as long ago as the 1970s, the accepted understanding of the particular way in which the brain projects its concepts of colour on to the world almost from birth.

Despite the accepted understanding that mammalian cells do not transport phosphorylated sugars, there have been few reports in the literature.

Also, it appears desirable to develop in the future a commonly accepted understanding of chemical classes, potentially leading to a standardization in forthcoming chemical ontologies.

The backdrop to this statement was the widely accepted understanding that disaster risk is a function of the combination of four factors.