Sentence examples for more precise comprehension from inspiring English sources
James pioneered the art-novel of high modernism just as science, the new disciplines of sociology and psychology, and the growth of a historical consciousness proposed a simultaneously broader and more precise comprehension of the human condition than the social-realist novel.
The deciphering of the biological basis (biotype) of these clinical phenotypes would allow a more precise comprehension of migraine mechanisms and a more tailored migraine treatment.
Old soul though she may appear, Clara turns out to be a babe in the Adirondack woods when it comes to understanding life -- or, to be more precise, when it comes to understanding that life seldom lends itself to easy comprehension.
Ultimately, a more precise understanding of the structures that support various language skills (e.g., verbal fluency, reading, and comprehension) could prove useful in predicting deficits on the basis of lesion location(s).
Bush has been more precise.
Her cuts are more precise.
Contreras was more precise.
They got louder, more precise, more direct.
Of the watchman, to be more precise.
