Sentence examples for differently understood from inspiring English sources

But this may be promoted differently in different, or differently understood, circumstances.

Historical figures who lived in a very different world, very differently understood, cannot be turned into heroes who perfectly represent our values and concerns without doing serious damage to the evidence.

Efficacy is differently understood in different strategic approaches.

Clearly the poem will be differently understood and enjoyed depending on who we think is saying what.

The two are one God, albeit differently understood.

After the fall of Constantinople (1453), the city named after the first Christian emperor and a seat of Christendom for more than 1,000 years, Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa, a towering intellect and an experienced church diplomat, affirmed unambiguously that Muslims and Christians worship the same God, albeit partly differently understood.

To succeed, you have to do everything differently, understand these consumers and their different needs.

Second, the levels "none", "moderate" and "severe" for the attribute risk-of-adverse-events, for example, will be understood differently by different respondents with different backgrounds.

Subjective measures were used as the key outcomes, and such questions may be understood differently by different people, especially persons with different cultural and educational backgrounds [ 11, 13, 16].

It wasn't just a matter of introducing new authors – Flannery O'Connor, Emily Dickinson, Adrienne Rich – but rather that she encouraged us to think differently, to understand the interconnectedness of things, to find the story behind the story.

Lesson two is that people reason within the frame; put differently, we understand the issue with the communications elements that are defined by the frame.