Sentence examples for certain understanding of from inspiring English sources

A certain understanding of your own morality comes out of your reactions to the movie.

"I have a certain understanding of the emotions, of the psychology of the people who live in the region".

But Pope Paul VI felt deeply that his conclusion was the only one consistent with previous papal pronouncements and with a certain understanding of natural law philosophy.

It is a world that is bound, like British common law, to tradition, to convention, to a certain understanding of the way things are done.

He said, "What you have been telling us this week about romanticism and the death of God where religion becomes art is premised on a certain understanding of God, namely that God is unitary and infinite.

First, although he came to be known as a polemicist, the leitmotif of his work was to harmonize/reconcile Aristotle and Augustine a certain understanding of Aristotle with a certain understanding of Augustine, that is.

By the time Smith and Iyer met to record the suite, in November, "there was a certain understanding, a certain set of governing ideas," Iyer said.

Hilary Putnam (1975) in turn submits that, under a certain natural understanding of "analytic", there must be, by Gödel's theorems, synthetic truths in mathematics.

Moreover, their appreciation often demands a certain conceptual understanding of things, such as the object's historical and cultural context, the artist's oeuvre, and some basic information regarding nature, among others.

The dependence on equipment and the absence of support during transport indicates the importance of a certain technical understanding of the equipment that is used.

The coders were required to work independently so as to avoid group consensus, that is, a group sharing a certain way of understanding of certain variables which may subsequently be built into their coding and make them deviate from the coding protocol (Peter and Lauf 2002).