Sentence examples for from the understanding that from inspiring English sources

"We're not walking away from the understanding that we're there fundamentally to support the team.

But the show starts from the understanding that "stakes" don't need to be pointy to matter.

The concern inside the party flows from the understanding that Senate races tend to be very different from House contests.

This sort of rudeness derives from the understanding that, some of the time, a demand for politeness is really a demand to be quiet and disappear.

They start from the understanding that healthy soil teems with more than a billion microorganisms per teaspoon and the behavior of those organisms facilitates hardy plant life.

However, we come at it from the understanding that it is a document of divine revelation about the nature and character of God, his dealings with mankind, a chronicle of ancient history as well as a revelation of the future".

Poor communication between the principle (the daycare center) and its lawyers kept the terms from accurately reflecting the understanding that the center had reached with its board.

"It's my hope that people come away from deepsouth with the understanding that the disease is experienced by real people not statistics," Biagiotti said.

-The 490,000 estimate of public sector jobs lost was reduced from 750,000 on the understanding that public sector pension cuts would mitigate the public wage bill.

From that solidarity the understanding that Ukrainians and Russians have similar grievances and face the same enemy is likely to emerge.

"What just disappeared from the calculations was the understanding that after Saddam was topped you would have to maintain law and order".