Sentence examples for elementary understanding of the from inspiring English sources
Consequently, there are many people, some in high positions, who are deficient in even an elementary understanding of the importance of human relations.
Today, a couple of years after reading "Perjury," I have an elementary understanding of the Hiss affair and the personalities involved; further, I know that Hiss claimed to have known Chambers as "George Crosley".
Before reading "Perjury," I had an elementary understanding of the Hiss affair and the personalities involved; further, I knew that Hiss claimed to have known Chambers as "George Crosley".
Anyone with even an elementary understanding of the N.F.L., who glimpsed only the box score of Baltimore's 20-13 win over the Houston Texans, could recognize that scoring 3 points in three quarters again is unlikely to work against the mighty New England Patriots in the A.F.C. championship game Sunday.
Defenders of DMR usually take it to be well-established by cultural anthropology and other empirically-based disciplines, and many believe it is obvious to anyone with an elementary understanding of the history and cultures of the world.
The two weren't completely helpless thanks to their time in Japan, but the intricate instructions were far beyond their elementary understanding of the language.
"America has displayed a shameful lack of elementary understanding of how the Middle East works," Meir Sheetrit, a member of the Hatnua faction, which has pressed for a permanent peace settlement with the Palestinians, said.
An elementary understanding of each culture makes the contrast crystal clear.
This common background suffices for the elementary understanding of everyday life.
The thing that Krauthammer doesn't get is that Romney is not the sort of businessman that his brand of capitalism is not the sort of enterprise that requires even the most elementary understanding of diplomacy, courtesy, or sensitivity to other people's values, lives, or perceptions.
"It would be hard to find a statement more antithetical to Christianity, or more lacking in the most elementary understanding of Jesus," said James Martin, SJ, Jesuit priest and author of Building a Bridge.
