Sentence examples for held understandings from inspiring English sources
"The Origins of the Inquisition in 15th-Century Spain," his most notable book, toppled previously held understandings of the Inquisition's birth.
In order to explore therapists held understandings and concepts as used in practice a method which facilitated in-depth discussions around specific topics was required.
The perception of stigma is generally an internalized phenomenon resulting from individually held understandings and interpretations, or arising in response to actual or perceived discrimination.
He provides a snapshot into how loss impacts, and often complicates, our previous held understandings of how God works in the world.
"In Tunisia there is a commonly held understanding that European powers had been complicit with the old regime and that conditionality had been a façade".
This view follows from the widely held understanding of motivation as consisting of two kinds of mental state: belief and desire (Davidson 1963 and 2001).
To understand CUI, the difference in a system under insulation and a system without insulation must be determined to confirm the anecdotally held understanding that corrosion can be more severe under insulation.
It might not be a widely held understanding for white people, so immediately after talking to my friend about Bugs Bunny being black, I turned to my (admittedly, mostly white) colleagues and asked around.
Of course, the everyday experience of a physical reality made of things that seem solid can be very compelling, especially when combined with the classically held understanding of subatomic particles orbiting around one another like small planets.
This is shown in Figure 1a, where equations 3 & 4 added give equation 5. Figure 1b depicts the overall mechanistic flowchart for the hitherto held understanding of coupled and uncoupled processes.
Within a context of patriarchal privilege, Connell argues that in any social setting there is a collectively held understanding of ideal male practices.
