Sentence examples for lasting understanding from inspiring English sources

The Department for Education says its reforms will ensure GCSE pupils have a "lasting understanding of a subject".

And yet we allow Jackson to continually hijack any real dialogue and chance at lasting understanding simply because he's a 60s icon -- one who's always at the ready to inject himself into any public fight simply because it will get him on TV (making my point yet again).

Designing curriculum, instruction, and assessment that nurtures deep and lasting understanding for students.

His parents, Max and Rosa, were not orthodox, but instilled in their son a lasting understanding of and pride in being a Jew.

He failed, however, to achieve a lasting understanding with his Lower Bavarian cousins; that conflict was not settled until this line became extinct in 1340.

"Our reforms to GCSEs will mean students achieve a real and lasting understanding of a subject".

At heart, it's a conservative movement – reusing things where you can, making them last, understanding that the greatest power most of us have is consumer power.

Without taking into account any of those clues the psychology students might have noticed, Ms. Grunwald simply prods him to the point of at long last understanding what he lacks and determining to become a better person.

The play resolves itself in a moist handkerchief's worth of compassionate gestures: "Pardon's the word to all," declares Cymbeline, the foolhardy King, at last understanding the beneficent lesson of good government, whether of an entire realm or one's own heart.

The last understanding, of accuracy of measurement, is rarely addressed in the elementary curriculum yet as Konold and Pollatsek (2002) emphasised, it is an important context for various interpretations of average, an interpretation they refer to as 'signal in noise' (p. 268).

He is delighted; she is at last understanding the Siamese perspective.