Sentence examples for bigger understanding from inspiring English sources

"Since 9/11, I guess all of us have gained a bigger understanding of the possibilities of disaster," said Frank Chester, an emergency medical technician at the meeting.

He greedily and playfully took on jazz, blues, rock, noise contextualizing this incongruous mix with satirical surrealist lyrics that come across as pieces of absurdist genius: psychedelic, bold, bawdy, hilarious, yet hinting at a bigger understanding of the natural order, while taking in historical references and cartoon caricatures of the counter-subcultures.

"It is wonderful to work with him because he has a big understanding of the problems of the club".

I must be careful how I say this but I do have a big understanding of him and why he is how he is… and there are times when I scare myself.

These companies are finding a key missing link between big data and big understanding, and if they don't find a way to resolve this, they will be left with a big pile of confusing data with few insights.

Masturbate, and you get a big understanding hug and a trip to Pizza Hut.

And an even bigger problem understanding a single thing the someone who waited on him in the computer department of the Big Box store said back to him.

In 1964, he published his big book, "Understanding Media," in which he took to task technological troglodytes like White and Boorstin.

In your experience, do systems of care work the way they are supposed to? A. People have a big problem understanding the relationship between quality and systems.

I focused on the minutiae of existence, rather than my big ambitions, understanding that achieving the latter wouldn't be possible without taking care of the former.

"The thing with the top players, the super coaches, is that experience around the major events and the big matches, understanding the stress and pressure and how to deal with that.