Sentence examples for evident understanding of from inspiring English sources
He offered examples of his client's evident understanding of the proceedings.
It had little evident understanding of American journalism, and erratic habits that evoked a badly run P.R. committee.
Monitor will be remote, unaccountable and with no evident understanding of the purpose and value of integrated care – although the King's Fund and Nuffield Trust have been commissioned (again) to support it in this task.
The market is the target of relentless intervention by the Chinese government, which has been setting investment rules and tweaking them without any evident understanding of how open markets work.
The discussion might therefore begin (after evident understanding of the fact and meaning of brain death from the family) with a statement such as "There is one other matter that I wish to discuss with you and that is the option of organ donation.
Michael Fried, in his tautly argued book "Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before" (2008), pauses to remark, with apparent (uncharacteristic) irrelevance — but evident intuitive understanding of the force of Struth's radiance — "A striking fact about Struth's public career is the almost universally enthusiastic response that his work has received".
Looking at this field over the past decade it becomes evident that our understanding of miRNAs remains rather incomplete.
It is thus evident that an understanding of the basic mechanisms of sleep regulation is essential for an analysis of the pathophysiology of depressive disorders.
As more and more genome sequences are completed, it is becoming increasingly evident that our understanding of the function of most bacterial gene products is lacking.
As a college student, I feel that at times class can be dreadful and monotonous, but the benefits of actually being in class are evident in my understanding of the material.
It is evident that an understanding of load distribution behavior is critical for both design and load rating of stringer bridges because the magnitude of this load sharing determines the resistance that must be provided by the primary load carrying members.
