Sentence examples for bigger understanding of 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psychedelic, bold, bawdy, hilarious, yet hinting at a bigger understanding of the natural order, while taking in historical references and cartoon caricatures of the counter-subcultures.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.

We work extensively one-on-one with each entrepreneur before and after they receive their loan to ensure they have big picture understanding of what it takes to keep a business thriving in 2013.

In fact, Pruitt's vision of giving primacy to the states would counter the founding principle behind the EPA of trying to gain a big-picture understanding of what was happening to the environment, and to formulate strategies to "effectively ensure the protection, development and enhancement of the total environment itself".

This indicates that students' big-picture understanding of the role of photosynthesis in providing reduced-carbon compounds that can be used as energy sources is as weak as their comprehension of the use of reduced-carbon compounds in plant growth.

To determine whether students who use the newly developed LSET curriculum gain the desired big picture understanding of central life sciences processes, we assessed our students' responses on the Grandma Johnson question (Ebert-May et al., 2003).

Taken collectively, these results indicate that many students lack 1) a big-picture understanding of the role of photosynthesis in plant growth and energy use and 2) the knowledge and/or inclination to use basic principles to organize the large amounts of information we want them to learn about these topics.

But there were definitely times in my life when my issues, problems, concerns or drama seemed much bigger than my faith, bigger than Jesus, and definitely bigger than my understanding of God.

But getting there from here requires a big shift in understanding of our societal role -a shift from thinking the world is bigger than we are (so we can just keep extracting without consequence), to waking up to the reality that instead, we may be bigger than the world (and thus need very different strategies).