Sentence examples for be understood in its from inspiring English sources

On balance, it was successful but it needs to be understood in its totality and be seen in perspective.

Because of changes in the concept of trauma along time, it can now be understood in its integrative or paralyzing psychic dimensions depending on how the traumatic experience is elaborated.

And "universal" or dai here must be understood in its literal sense as "great," meaning that it does not exclude any phenomena or thing-event in the cosmos at all).

"The brain can only be understood in its entirety," Dr. Svoboda said.

Power, to be useful, must be understood in its components, including its limits.

Other work in the show requires such information to be understood in its new location.

But it will be meaningful only if it is understood in its proper framework i.e., as an understanding of the Christian faith as a personal spiritual experience of God, which is self-sufficient knowledge of God and which, as such, can lead to an authentically Christian witness in the secularized world.

Strachan insists that this literature reflects the war seen through the prism of the twenties and not as it was understood in its time — as, in large part, a tragic necessity, the noble struggle of liberal civilization to save itself.

It submits that when the registered design is understood in its proper context, bearing in mind the existing design corpus and the degree of freedom of the designer, the overall impression the Apple design produces on the informed user is a different one from that produced by any of the three Samsung tablets.

This movie about history ought to have been understood, in its time, as historic; the only consolation is in the long game.

It is surprising, however, to learn that Church's spectacular painting "Icebergs" (1861) was understood in its day as an expression of Union patriotism and abolitionism.