Sentence examples for improve his understanding from inspiring English sources

I substantially improved my understanding of the breadth and beauty of French by playing bilingual Scrabble with a French speaker seeking to improve his understanding of English.

After he graduated from art school in California, he went on to earn a master's degree in psychology, specifically, he said, to improve his understanding of human nature and photography.

As he recounted in his previous book, "Yemen: The Unknown Arabia," which won the Thomas Cook/Daily Telegraph Travel Book Award in 1998, Mackintosh-Smith came to all this by way of Oxford, where he became so fascinated by Arabic that he went to Yemen to improve his understanding and speech.

Mr. Galinski, who said that he traveled to Las Vegas at Dr. Tassone's direction, said that a large rebuilding effort was being planned in the district and that his attendance at the conference was meant to improve his understanding of educational programs as building plans were drawn up.

Critics say this is the latest in a long list of errors of judgment by Cameron, who relied heavily on Coulson to guide his media strategy and improve his understanding of the average voter.

He also works to improve his understanding every time he is in remission as well as when the intensity is within, or just slightly outside of, his expanding comfort zone.

But he sounded as if his time there improved his understanding of people everywhere.

He it was who improved his understanding of wild trout by filling his belly with brown-drake mayflies, chewing thoughtfully while they fluttered on his tongue ("If you're into mayflies, it's hard to eat just one").

McPhee then went on to enumerate some of Frazier's achievements: He it was who improved his understanding of wild trout by filling his belly with brown-drake mayflies, chewing thoughtfully while they fluttered on his tongue ("If you're into mayflies, it's hard to eat just one").

He says the training has improved his understanding of mental health issues, and how to deal with stressful situations at work.

He needs to leave his rose-colored glasses on that mountaintop in Davos in order to improve his vision and understanding of real life in the struggling corners of our global village.