Sentence examples for been understood in different from inspiring English sources
He demonstrates how such phenomena have been understood in different ways over time.
Christ as God incarnate is the Word, the second Person of the Trinity, and Christian mysticism has, from an early era, exhibited a strong Trinitarian dimension, though this has been understood in different ways.
"The Emperor of All Maladies" provides a survey of the different ways in which cancer has been understood in different eras, from the Greeks' idea that it was caused by black bile, one of the four liquid humors, to the 19th-century conviction that the most drastic and disfiguring surgery would lead to the best cure.
His account of our knowledge of the fundamental goods has been understood in different ways (Murphy 2001, ch. 1).
Just what holism and nonseparability are supposed to be has not always been made clear, though, and each of these notions has been understood in different ways.
It doesn't require saying one thing and also saying its opposite, but it does require saying more or less the same thing in ways that are understood in different ways.
Berman identifies duplicity as part of the problem with Ramadan, that is, his tendency both to say different things to different audiences and to speak with such equivocality as to be understood in different ways by those audiences.
The main attempts of this article are, first, to show, what are in general the most commonly used ways of managing, finding, drawing, reasoning or anticipating patterns from our environment, and second, to locate how the concept of pattern can be understood in different ways.
