Sentence examples for bridge to understanding from inspiring English sources

Only later did I understand that this would be a bridge to understanding my father in another way.

Setting, intention, and reverence for these magical teachers and loving plant spirits is the bridge to understanding true cosmic consciousness and self realization".

Authors Richard Heller and Peter Oborne describe cricket in a just-published book as "a bridge to understanding the collective subconscious of Pakistan".

Millions of Americans now have a bridge to understanding the truth behind the struggles of being transgender in 2015 America," National Center for Transgender Equality Executive Director Mara Keisling said in a statement following Jenner's April interview with ABC.

DNA-binding by TFs is a key step in transcriptional regulation, thus modeling combinatorial TF-DNA interactions will serve as a bridge to understanding the complex transcriptional process.

This person can help pave the way to being honest with your whole group, and can help be a bridge to understanding between you and them.

Just as I have come to know that there are humane people living real lives beyond the current conflict in Israel/Palestine, so have I now learned that there are people in Iran who also are genuinely interested in dialogue with the West on human and cultural levels, which can become the bridges to understanding and peace.

Words can be used as bridges to understanding or as barriers to prevent understanding.

If, as suggested by the earlier pattern of findings as well more recent work with younger children (Legare et al. 2012), need-based (but not want-based) reasoning acts as a "bridge" to evolutionary understanding (Evans et al. 2010, p. 348), then it should be positively associated with evolutionary reasoning and either remain stable or increase from pre- to post-assessment.

Even affluent Arabs would rather fund Hollywood and Bollywood productions, rather than give money to a local filmmaker to make a film about this little known culture in need of a bridge to global understanding.

Further research on what makes evidence more comprehensible, convincing and useable would contribute to understanding how to bridge the gulf between evidence and practice.