Sentence examples for alternative understandings from inspiring English sources
Two alternative understandings of what drives technological innovation are traditionally offered1.
Alternative understandings of Christian teaching continued to develop throughout early church history.
These conclusions do not lead to historical nihilism but open up alternative understandings promoted in the thesis of the book.
Revolutionaries holding alternative understandings of what ails America as a nation – "it's the 'class struggle', stupid" – who want to win elections, or transform power relations more fundamentally, would do well to examine the politics of the redemption – and that 95-year gap in North Carolina.
Alternative understandings of revelation are available, however.
While these diagnostic tools can inform future instruction, they may mask additional alternative understandings.
Twitter is a shortcut to the next best alternative – understanding through the help of those who truly understand.
There is a need for an alternative understanding of what global architecture can be; one that understands the essential need to preserve and respect diversity as well as house seemingly disparate philosophies of space, people, and their interactions with and within the built form.
Wills argues that an alternative understanding of Jesus and the eucharist, one more consonant with the New Testament (Hebrews excepted) and informed by Augustine, sees Jesus as coming to harmonize humanity with himself.
Fred Leeman, a former chief curator of the museum and now an independent art historian and van Gogh scholar based here, said the work, which he called "100 percent genuine," contributes to an alternative understanding of the artist.
An alternative understanding of the referendum result in Wales might begin with a recognition that very few electors seem to have viewed their voting decision through Welsh lenses – a state of affairs that can only have been encouraged by the apparent lack of interest of most Welsh politicians and media in the referendum until it was far too late to make a difference.
