Sentence examples for differing understandings from inspiring English sources

Because Hobbes held that "the true doctrine of the Lawes of Nature is the true Morall philosophie", differences in interpretation of Hobbes's moral philosophy can be traced to differing understandings of the status and operation of Hobbes's "laws of nature", which laws will be discussed below.

The two judges had starkly differing understandings on how valuable that program is.

Social networking's capacity to change educational methods for the better is undermined not only by differing understandings of the very tools and practices online, but by the underlining pedagogy that we are expecting to see in our classrooms.

The splitting of perspectives – experiencing this "fiction" from within and without, with a multiplicity of differing understandings of the world – allowed Cervantes to explore moral questions without ever being moralistic; and it allowed him, too, to get past any censor on the lookout for seditious anti-national or anti-religious messages in an increasingly controlling state.

The splitting of perspectives – experiencing this "fiction" from within and without, with a multiplicity of differing understandings of the world – allowed Cervantes to explore moral questions without ever being moralistic; and it allowed him, too, to get past any censor on the lookout for seditious anti-national or anti-religious messages in an increasingly controlling state.

It is recognized that participatory mapping techniques in the context of indigenous societies are fraught with dilemmas around the uneven distribution of power, differing understandings of boundaries drawn across the landscape, and incommensurable epistemologies of the human relationship with the environment.

This could result in differing understanding of the item across respondents.

GFSP partners have differing understanding of what openness is and what it means to global food safety and to their respective organizations.

Hard Constructivism fails to account well for widely differing mystical understandings of the same religious text.

Mull et al., [ 37], for example, who explored the experience of type 2 diabetes among Vietnamese migrants in the US, found that as many as 75% of participants failed to achieve good glycaemic results, related to differing cultural understandings of diabetes, a tendency to reduce medication use when feeling 'out of balance', and an aversion to insulin use.

Petersen (2011) suggests that the scope and aim of faith-based actors in education provision as a part of humanitarian relief programs differ along with the different understandings of Islam (p. 133, 137).