Sentence examples for dominant understanding from inspiring English sources

Mustafa adds: "The dominant understanding of discriminatory practices, such as sexism and racism, relies on a textbook, dictionary definition.

The dominant understanding of terrorism in American culture, which has driven both media coverage of terrorism and law enforcement response to it, rests on the concept of "radicalisation".

Standpoint has been understood as achieved primarily through struggling against the dominant understanding of the social/political world.

The article illustrates that foresight is importing the dominant understanding of innovation from innovation studies with a time lag.

Ranked atop Forbes' 2016 list of "the world's most powerful people" are Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, all of whom embody the dominant understanding of power as an invisible yet coveted allocation of authority and influence, possessed by few and exerted upon many. .

Notwithstanding acknowledgement of extensive comorbidities and the dominant understanding of the multi-faceted nature of dependence, there is a tendency to see alcohol dependence as the root cause of many of the associated difficulties.

With his re-reading of Marx, Althusser wished to offer an alternative to the two then dominant understandings of Marx's philosophy.

Popper's reconfiguration of the epistemological bases of the rationalist tradition challenged dominant understandings of rationalist and analytic philosophy, and may be appropriately understood as part of a wider move among philosophers like Quine and Putnam to challenge conventional understandings of analytic philosophy, and of what philosophy itself could and could not achieve.

His book "Hindu, Sufi, or Sikh" focuses on communities who identify as Sindhi Hindus and the ways they contest dominant understandings of identities, both in India and beyond.

The dominant understandings of risk communication continue to be aligned around the traditional model of information transfer between sources, transmitters/channels and receivers [ 13] and, though criticised as being overly mechanistic, it continues to provide a useful springboard for depicting and analysing the risk communication process [ 14].

Five of them went on to become Nobel laureates, and the city in which they did much of their work has become synonymous with the dominant philosophical understanding of the subject.