Sentence examples for closer understanding of from inspiring English sources
9.11pm BST Post script I have talked to somebody with a closer understanding of the legal situation.
Sandi too described her closer understanding of the lack of gendered healthcare; a close female relative having nearly died after being misdiagnosed as having a panic attack, when she was in fact having a heart attack.
He is a onetime investment manager, and in previous New Orleans postings bought homes in the French Quarter and the Irish Channel neighborhood, reportedly to gain a closer understanding of the city's character.
Robert Graves described Walcott's skill with similar force, writing that he "handles English with a closer understanding of its inner magic than most (if not any) of his English-born contemporaries".
A career built along these lines will allow more freedom of thought, more opportunities to undertake work that contributes to society rather than an institution's reputation, and a closer understanding of the real issues in practice.
"Derek Walcott handles English with a closer understanding of its inner magic than most (if not any) of his English-born contemporaries," said Robert Graves of Walcott's "Selected Poems," published in 1964.
By 13 he had a wary perspective on life and a painfully close understanding of death.
The center, the guards, and the tackles rely on a close understanding of one another, physical and otherwise.
By accompanying these men across the decades we gain a close understanding of many of the country's internal debates.
Because interception and property warrants must be approved personally by a secretary of state, MI5, MI6 and GCHQ maintain a close working relationship with senior ministers, and ministers gain a close understanding of the agencies' work.
Analysts said then that the company, which sold its military business in 1999, had plunged into buying phone-equipment companies like the Reltec Corporation of Cleveland and Fore Systems of Pittsburgh without a close understanding of the industry.
