Sentence examples for destroy understanding from inspiring English sources

I hope that Ms. Smith's article will call attention to the fact that works of art in great public museums, let alone small ones, are being marketed to the public by methods that do nothing less than destroy understanding of the aesthetic products of human culture -- which until recently have stood on their own but have become cheapened almost beyond repair over the last decade.

Speculating on why a sunstone hasn't been found yet highlights how the simple passage of time can destroy our understanding of whole cultures.

This week, in an essay at The Chronicle of Higher Ed, David P. Barash pursues a similar thread connecting existentialism and evolutionary biology, one he thinks shows that "science has not completely destroyed our understanding of free will".

At a time when algorithms driving data seem to take an evil pleasure in destroying our understanding of that which is real.

If we only explain historical disasters with the cruelty of individuals we destroy the possibility of understanding the human mechanisms, which in turn are necessary in order to avoid any future crimes against humanity".

Townsend sees a larger pattern at work in the military's efforts to suppress nature without studying or understanding it: "Destroying nests and chasing away all types of bird (even small) seems to me to be a very unnecessary and ineffective way to tackle the small risk to a military aircraft of a bird strike.

I'm sure you would agree with me that most people are not bad spirited, but due to a lack of awareness they may be destroying the environment, not understanding that what may seem convenient, like dumping industrial waste into a river, is actually killing fish, animals and people.

It's not complicated, it doesn't require technology, it doesn't require much knowledge, but it can be a very important entry point into communities understanding how they destroy their own resources, but how they can also restore those resources, and not wait for their government or international agencies to come and help them.

For example: "The only way to discover whether HGT could destroy Darwin's dream of understanding the great kingdoms of nature is to assume that it cannot, and then make every effort to try to determine the tree of life" [ 102].

For all that enemies from without wreak the devastation, Jerusalem ultimately is destroyed, in the understanding of classical rabbinic tradition, because of baseless hatred among Jerusalemites, because of factional strife and enmity within the nation.

Tilsen said, "We all have an understanding that pipelines destroy the land and contaminate the water.