Sentence examples for most accurately understood from inspiring English sources

In this context, grief is most accurately understood as the emotion associated with the experience of loss and separation.

Oreskes is most accurately understood not as a futurist, as she fashions herself, but as a backward looking techno-fearing conservative locked in the ideological cocoon of the precautionary obsessed environmental movement.

The most important limitation, however, is intrinsic to the method used; the temporal relationship between events can be accurately understood only by means of a longitudinal prospective study.

"We call them multinational but they are more accurately understood as postnational, transnational or even anti-national.

He accurately understood that Karl Muck was at once a world-class orchestra leader and a confirmed traditionalist.

Today, his "marriage" to Aaliyah (which was later reportedly annulled) is accurately understood to be abuse.

Positive illusions are more accurately understood as design features of a normal mind rather than a brain function failure.

First, orthodox Christians quite accurately understood that some of the Founders were Deists who rejected the divinity of Jesus.

Furthermore, nothing can be accurately understood in isolation or without context [ 61].

Friend has identified three families of cancer drugs that he thinks his technology can accurately understand: drugs that destroy DNA; those that mess up cell division; and drugs that block some of the most important signals in cancer cells.

A gun was an instant pathway to respect – or as I more accurately understand now, fear masquerading as respect.