Sentence examples for coming to the understanding from inspiring English sources
"We know that physical activity helps our bodies, but we're just coming to the understanding that mental exercise is also critical to promoting mental well-being.
But the neocons were dug in 'We're doing this on our own.' " Leverett went on, "The President was only belatedly coming to the understanding that he had to either make a strategic change or, if he was going to insist on unilateral control, get tougher and find the actual insurgency".
But the neocons were dug in — 'We're doing this on our own.' " Leverett went on, "The President was only belatedly coming to the understanding that he had to either make a strategic change or, if he was going to insist on unilateral control, get tougher and find the actual insurgency".
Leverett went on, "The President was only belatedly coming to the understanding that he had to either make a strategic change or, if he was going to insist on unilateral control, get tougher and find the actual insurgency". The Administration then decided, Leverett said, to "deploy the Guantánamo model in Iraq"—to put aside its rules of interrogation.
"The thing I'm most concerned about — at some point in life, he will come to the understanding he's not the same as everyone else.
Where did you learn or when did you come to the understanding that you needed an attestation for a priest who had molested boys to be sent back?
But they will have to come to the understanding that we feel this is in the best interest of the American people -- and not only the American people, the people of the world".
But listening to Jarvis [Cocker], I suddenly came to the understanding that it's pure energy, and that you build that energy, and at the end your total being is invested in the song.
