Sentence examples for be understood seen from inspiring English sources

Some of the basic needs of the employees are still the same: The need to be understood, seen and heard by their supervisors.

37. (Note however that there is some controversy over how this phrase is to be understood: see Curley's footnote to IIIp6 in his translation and Garrett, 1999, note 2).

(Vitalism also admits of various conceptions, especially with respect to how non-physico-chemical forces are understood; see Section 2).

And whether a (contingent) predication such as 'the ball is red" is made true by the ball in question will depend on how the notion of sufficiency is understood (see Supplement to §3.3).

Also, many historians of ideas have pointed out that the idea that liberty consists in the unhindered use of one's property (what MacGilvray (2011) calls "market freedom") is not the only way in which freedom can be understood, and has historically been understood (see for example Pettit 2006 for a discussion of markets from the perspective of freedom as non-domination).

Attitudes to sexual health risks were shaped by these driving motivations, and thus can only be understood when seen through sex workers own world view.

There are plenty of powerful moments, but they cannot be understood or seen by anyone not connected to those going through it.

The only right thing to do is to understand what you have to do differently this time to be understood or seen in a different way.

He maintains that the argument over immigration cannot be understood without seeing the long shadow of World War II and Anne Frank.

Liberation theologians believed that God speaks particularly through the poor and that the Bible can be understood only when seen from the perspective of the poor.

Whether any would be understood remains to be seen.