Sentence examples for failed understanding from inspiring English sources

And "understanding", again, is the key word for the future: understanding that one version of capitalism has failed, understanding that we have to boost banks' reserves, regulate their borrowing, get a handle on the casino markets that stretch from Shanghai to Leadenhall Street.

Mr. Akin, who has demonstrated a failed understanding of the human reproductive process, is a prominent member of the Science, Space, and Technology Committee.

The data showed that while TD children had no problems with both tasks, children with autism recognized what another individual was doing [21], [24], [25], [26], [27], but frequently failed in understanding why that individual was doing it.

If you think that the comments received are not relevant to your study or they have failed in understanding the purpose behind your study, you can try this approach.

Remaining on the surface, Janie seems to be saying, is to fail in understanding the complex humanity of those around us.

Studies in cognitive science have demonstrated that novice learners are strongly influenced by situations in problem solving and often fail in understanding solutions and adapting them to problem solving (e.g., Novick 1988; Reed et al. 1985; Ross 1987).

I've never come closer than the two minutes after watching "Too Big to Fail" to understanding what a "credit default swap" is (except possibly for an hour or so after reading Michael Lewis's "Big Short").

The banking system, on the one hand, still fails to sufficiently understanding on these projects, on the innovative character and the work model with intangible assets.

They occupy extreme but ambiguous positions in the social firmament, simultaneously familiar and unknowable, often winning our sympathy even as they fail our understanding.

"Democrats have failed miserably in understanding that it is perfectly O.K. to speak about values and to teach values," he said.

And Romney's understanding failed him because his talking points way overdid the importance — and the current certainty — of whether the attack had arisen in part from protests or had been entirely premeditated.