Sentence examples for has a particular understanding of from inspiring English sources
Archbishop De Paolis is also a member of the Congregation of the Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo, "so he has a particular understanding of the organization of religious orders," Mr. Tosatti added.
Matthewdavid has a particular understanding for the narrative possibilities of these forms, using dizzy filter sweeps or gentle pans in the midst of tracks like "Venusian Sunset" as a way of lending movement and depth to otherwise laid back pieces.
"They are people who have a particular understanding of Islam which is far away from violence.
The president said that Kerry had a particular understanding of the America's role in the world.
For example, [in the] 18th century, there might have been a particular understanding of what slavery meant -- in relation to Paul, to the New Testament, et cetera.
To appreciate that moment, one needs a particular understanding of the South African story.
The concept of metabolism has always implied particular understandings of alimentation, digestion and nutrition; to a certain extent it is easier to pin down the scientific discourse of food and read for the metabolism implied by it than it is to pursue metabolism itself.
Likewise, it is unclear whether the dialectic project on which Horkheimer and Adorno embarked is coherent, and whether Adorno, in particular, has a consistent understanding of "nature" and "rationality" (see Eckersley 1992 and Vogel 1996, for a review of the Frankfurt School's thinking about nature).
An area where DNA technologies have had a particular impact on our understanding of domestication has been in relation to gene and genome duplication.
This philosophical tradition acknowledges that the interpreter has a prior understanding of the particular phenomenon under study and that the socio-historical context influences the interpretive processes.
This research should have a particular focus on developing our understanding of caregivers' knowledge of the different types of services available and the adequacy and accessibility of such services.
