Sentence examples for get the understanding from inspiring English sources

And the more you keep up with your Bible, and get the understanding, the better you paint".

"You couldn't have described this situation to us adequately to get the understanding we've gained as a result of seeing it with our own eyes," Dr. Paige said before flying back to Washington, The Associated Press reported.

But with Wii set to smash up people's expectations of videogame controls could one-thumb play finally be about to get the understanding and attention it craves and, in my opinion, deserves?

"If I get the understanding from the community, from the public, that we need it and it signifies change, yeah, I would do that," Jordan told reporters in Charlotte, N.C., last month after he took over the team.

"The question is how Africa can get the understanding and support of its partners to strike the right balance between two objectives — economic growth and climate change — so they can light up Africa rather than keeping it literally as the dark continent," said Obiageli Ezekwesili, the bank's vice president for Africa.

"As the Tokyo governor, I came here to see in what way Rio is carrying out a cost-effective Games, and take great interest in this to get the understanding of the taxpayers of Tokyo," Koike told a news conference in Rio the day before she took to the closing ceremony stage dressed in a kimono to receive the Olympic flag from Bach and Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes.

I hope that he gets the understanding that you can't be doing things like that".

But instead we got the understanding of the phrase, the logic of the phrase, and strong backs and soundless landings and good pliés — many wonderful features of the old Russian school".

"Most people have gotten the understanding if you do it right the first time, and you emphasize safety and managing things better, it has a positive effect on the bottom line," said Hubert J. Miller, the regional administrator.

People in this dreadful position should get the sympathy and understanding they deserve.

It was just to get the [understanding] to watch this road," she added, emphasizing that it's the first time such an exercise has taken place with defense ministers — and describing it as the "first step" on the road towards a better "common understanding", which is the necessary base for the EU being able to establish guidelines to respond to (real) cyber attacks against its military structures.