Sentence examples for express its understandings from inspiring English sources
For what has changed over the two millenniums between the Gospels and her own book is not Judas himself — who, if he ever lived at all, exists for posterity only as words in a story — but the culture and civilization that used him to express its understandings of good and evil, loyalty and treachery, belonging and exclusion.
Every mode of understanding has its own ontology, a world of entities in terms of which it expresses its understanding.
As passages like the fourth verse of the first chapter of Romans show, the phrase "Jesus Christ our Lord" was one of the ways the apostolic church expressed its understanding of what he had been and done.
All that was missing was its sail: a collage of about 150 paintings executed not by the celebrated married artists who conceived of this wooden vessel, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, but by scores of local schoolchildren charged with expressing its message of acceptance and understanding.
He was trying to express his understanding of the public anger regarding the war, while not alienating his friends in the U.S. government.
In his letter to the dance company and its well-known choreographer Ohad Naharin, which emerged this week, Eno expressed his understanding for Israeli artists but said it was "unacceptable" for his music to be used in a performance sponsored by part of the Israeli government.
As a role model, you express sympathy and understanding to anyone who comes to you in trouble or need.
Ed Milliband has added his contribution to the debate, expressing his understanding of "popular fears" of immigration, it seems that all three major political parties feel obliged to line themselves up in support of harsher, more exclusionary immigration policies.
