Sentence examples for future understandings from inspiring English sources

But that meaning or understanding cannot be anything other than the original one because authors do not have crystal balls and therefore have no access to future understandings.

This provides the students with the opportunity to transfer learning from elements in the classroom to real world scenarios and helps develop their future understandings of topics to come (Biggs, 2003).

Science educators and learning scientists have previously shown that if constructivism is to be taken at its root, then student ideas, both those that are accurate and those that are erroneous, must be seen as components of future understandings.

However, a spokesman for Natural Resources Wales denied that the decision to block funds for the Skomer guillemot project would jeopardise future understanding of the bird's behaviour.

Even as we mourn his death, we look ahead, knowing that his vision will guide our future understanding of contemporary art.

Hofstadter has distilled his thoughts on Cope's work into a full-length lecture performed in rhyme that begins with a question that might prove fundamental to future understanding of composition: Is music a craft Or is it an art?

They need to lay down the foundation for a future understanding of Jesus, and this must include the conviction that he is the Son of God, and that his death saved the world.

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.

He has realised that there is something out there which, if he can seize it, will unlock not just literature but life itself; and in advance of such future understanding, he already feels his humanity awakened, and a new kinship with those around him.

Evolution as a principle is not disputed in the scientific mainstream, where the term "theory" does not mean a hunch, but an explanation backed by abundant observation, and where gaps in knowledge are not seen as grounds for doubt but points for future understanding.

The road ahead is open, and our future understanding is really only limited by our imagination.