Sentence examples for has of how from inspiring English sources

"Bring 'em on" reflects how little comprehension President Bush has of how to bring democracy to the Middle East.

Mr. Musk promised on Monday to write a blog post critiquing my drive and to publish the logs he says he has of how I drove and why the battery pack drained.

The understanding that a firm has of how a contract is formed and enforced in their home jurisdiction may conflict with that of their partners or customers in foreign jurisdictions, leading to unnecessary litigation.

After all, it is the only indicator your ex has of how you're doing, what you're up to, etc.  if you've cut real-life ties.

This is, in a different setting, also defended by Thomasson, who in her characterization of what she in general calls an artifactual kind says that such a kind is defined by the designer's intention to make something of that kind, by a substantive idea that the designer has of how this can be achieved, and by his or her largely successful achievement of it (Thomasson 2003, 2007).

Whatever idea you might have of how Cuban music sounds, this album will confound it.

We unlocked this weird puzzle that we had of how to make it seem personable, approachable, casual and fun.

If users become comfortable with a mobile environment then logically the expectations they have of how the library will work for them will necessarily change.

"I wasn't thinking of some real cowboy out there, but that imaginary image I have of how we expect him to be.

How complete are the pictures we have of how policy decisions play out in practice?

Up to a few years ago, that was the picture scientists had of how cancer cells move.