Sentence examples for author's understanding from inspiring English sources

Father Weinandy said the committee's concern was less about "feminism or nonfeminism" than about the author's "understanding of God".

"Palisades," another story of return, set in New Mexico, has a baby and an errant husband and is interesting for the way in which the story's structure is created not (as it is in "Irony, Irony, Irony") with imagery integral to the nature of the characters but by the author's understanding of the form itself.

The characters live in the author's understanding approach to them, more than in his description of their physical realities or idiosyncratic traits; but by constructing (or reconstructing) dialogue from sentences used in their letters, he gives authentic voice to their different temperaments and a convincing quality to their repartee.

Though there is one farcical plot development that is poorly woven into the emotional fabric of the story, and though some of the asides about health care feel shoehorned into the narrative, the author's understanding of her people is so intimate, so unsentimental that it lofts the novel over such bumpy passages, insinuating these characters permanently into the reader's imagination.

The model derives from the research experience and subsequent involvement with the Yarloop community and is designed on the author's understanding of what worked and what failed.

The structure and delivery of these types of events depends solely on the author's understanding of what his audience likes and seeks.

It is a mark of the author's perfect understanding of her period that Dr Faraday and her employers regard Betty as being hardly on the human level.

Each author used a standard framework based on these recommendations to assess the situation in his or her own country based on current policy documents and the author's detailed understanding of policy and practice.

NOTES: *Shunryū Suzuki's thought is widely known because of the collection of his teachings published under the title, Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind (1970), a brilliant text grounded in the author's deep understanding of Soto Zen.

The first author's pre-understanding of the setting was continuously challenged by the research group.

This made it possible to determine if the first author's pre-understanding could have affected the analysis.