Sentence examples for key understandings from inspiring English sources

Teachers often lack key understandings of the nature of science, or feel that their religious beliefs conflict with evolution, thereby leading them to reject evolutionary theory (Abrie [2010]; Rutledge and Warden [2000]).

Consequently, certain representations have come to dominate the key understandings and uses of the Antarctic from time to time – both as a 'space' (a visual reality with its distinctive polar attributes), and more importantly as a 'place' (a scripted reality in the dominant geopolitical discourse of major Antarctic powers, especially the states with territorial claims).

The findings from Phases 1-3 and consultations with key stakeholders will generate key understandings for Phase 4, the production of culturally appropriate visual tools.

So close collaboration is key: understanding that everyone's perspective is important.

To do that one must have a key understanding of the internal architecture of a party.

Understanding history is a key to understanding the present.

Understanding things emotionally is the key to understanding Shakespeare.

Etymology gives us a good key to understanding radicalism.

To me humour is the key to understanding.

The Streep model is the key to understanding Olivia Colman.

"The key to understanding me is really simple," he said.