Sentence examples for cared to understand from inspiring English sources

She adored my father, but she never really cared to understand his photography".

I don't know if he has ever cared to understand what he did that night, or if he did it again when he went on to play football in college.

"In the jargon of economists and regulators, supervisors need a macroprudential as well as a microprudential perspective," he said as if no one other than his Ph.D. colleagues cared to understand his words.

When Justin Trudeau's father, the former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, died in 2000, Harper wrote that he had been "a distant leader who neither understood, nor cared to understand, a group of people over whom his actions had immense impact".

"The 9/11 theory is only for people who do not understand – or care to understand – how government really works (or doesn't)," writes the progressive journalist David Corn.

And do not care to understand, demanding magic from this forbidden journey, though the simple refraction of light at end of day may be grammar-school science".

Similarly, the fact that the recent comparison of AFL player Adam Goodes to an ape could be so easily dismissed as mere name-calling and that Collingwood boss, Eddie McGuire, was not penalised for recompounding the insult by likening Goodes to King Kong, is proof that both Australian opinion makers neither understand nor care to understand what racism is.

It has proved the perfect strategy as Nintendo reaches out to nongamers who may not care to understand why this frantic plumber keeps jumping on top of turtles, or why that gallant fellow in green has to keep rescuing the same princess over and over.

This is empathy--to feel, to care, to understand in a responsible, courageous and loving fashion.

In turn, we were presented with the stark realization that they did not care to understand.

The latter should be required reading for anyone who cares to understand evangelical thought.